The Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference (GC&E), held June 18-20, 2013 in the Washington DC area, is an opportunity for you—whether you’re a scientist, decision-maker, student, or advocate—to propel your understanding of green chemistry and engineering forward, build valuable connections, and share your research and insights with others.

GC&E offers three days of programming including world-renowned keynote speakers, 2 poster sessions and more than 25 technical sessions on subjects such as designing safer chemicals and products, bio-based chemical feedstocks, green chemistry education, and new business through green chemistry innovations. Attendees will have ample time to network, browse the Green Expo and meet with vendors, or get out and enjoy a night with colleagues. Brought to you by the ACS Green Chemistry Institute® and our conference sponsors, GC&E continues to grow as and evolve as we enter our 17th year.

  • 3rd Annual ACS GCI Roundtable Poster Reception

    Introduce your greener technology directly to an industrial audience that wants it at the 3rd Annual ACS GCI Roundtable Poster Reception on the evening of June 19th, 2013. Authors are invited to submit an abstract for this event by May 15, 2013. Space is limited, so early submissions are encouraged.

    The reception is co-located with the GC&E Conference at the North Bethesda Marriott Conference Center. Advanced registration is required.

    Registration, sponsorship and abstract submission information for the 2013 ACS GCI Roundtable Reception

  • Confirmed Conference Keynotes

  • Free Student Workshop on Monday, June 17, 2013

     

    Students registered for the conference can attend the free GC&E Student Workshop on Monday June 17, 2013 at the ACS Headquaters in Washington, DC.

  • We are pleased to announce the 2013 conference co-chairs:  Dr. Matthew J. Realff and Roger McFadden.

    Dr. Realff is a Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Georgia Tech and a David Wang Senior Faculty Fellow. Mr. McFadden is a VP and Senior Scientist at Staples, Inc. As co-chairs, Dr. Realff brings a prestigious background in green engineering and academia that is complemented by Mr. McFadden’s extensive industrial and senior corporate management experience.

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