Journalists: Cover Big Chemistry Moments In Chicago

American Chemical Society

The American Chemical Society (ACS) invites journalists, science writers, and multimedia reporters to cover ACS Fall 2026, taking place August 23-27 in Chicago. At ACS meetings, stories go far beyond the bench.

ACS marks its 150th anniversary, and ACS Fall 2026 serves as a centerpiece of this milestone. ACS Fall 2026 will bring together thousands of leading scientists to share advances across drug development, sustainable materials, AI-driven research, and climate solutions.

For journalists, ACS Fall 2026 is a 5-day opportunity to uncover the science behind tomorrow's headlines. Credentialed press will have access to:

  • Hundreds of newsworthy presentations spanning medicine, materials, environmental, and energy
  • ACS150 JACS Symposium Series: Chemistry is Everything
  • Early access to embargoed research with real-world impact
  • Interviews and briefings with leading scientists and ACS leadership, by request
  • Special 150th anniversary programming that will explore chemistry's impact and its future
  • The Exposition Hall, where more than 200 companies showcase emerging technologies.

The meeting will take place at McCormick Place in Chicago, a major hub for research, industry, and innovation. Press registration is complimentary for vetted reporters. Request press credentials by completing this form .

Eligibility for press credentials: Press registration is available to working journalists (staff and freelance) and public information officers at government, nonprofit, and educational institutions.

Not eligible: marketing or public relations professionals, lobbyists, scientists, publishers, editors not producing news coverage, or others without a clear news assignment. These individuals may register through standard attendee registration.

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