Past ACS National Meetings
Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry
2022 American Chemical Society Fall National Meeting
Sustainability in a Changing World CARB DIVISION SYMPOSIA: Advancing Women’s Health in Glycoscience. This symposium will highlight areas of women’s health, in which approaches based …
International Carbohydrate Symposium 2022
The next International Carbohydrate Symposium (ICS 2022) will be held virtually in Brazil: July 10-15, 2022. Information is now available at https://ics2022.ciente.live. The subsequent meetings …
2022 MID-SOUTH GLYCOSCIENCE MEETING
Thad Cochran Research Center The University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi The annual Mid-South Glycoscience meeting at the University of Mississippi scheduled for June 16, 2022, …
2022 MIDLE ATLANTIC REGIONAL MEETING
2021 Pacifichem -Virtual
Pacificchem 2021 is now a Virtual Event. Pacifichem 2021: A Creative Vision for the Future Pacifichem 2021 will be the eighth in the series of …
The Glycobiology of Cancer
Glycans (glycoproteins, glycolipids, glycosaminoglycans) are expressed on the cell surface and play key roles in mediating: cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions; protein-receptor signaling; and appropriate protein …
2021 American Chemical Society Fall National Meeting
Resilience of Chemistry
Glyconet-ACS Webinar Series
GlycoNet offers webinars on diverse topics ranging from scientific research to professional development, technical workshops, and focused seminars for the science community. In September 2020, …
2021 American Chemical Society Spring National Meeting
ACS Spring 2021 is Now Accepting Abstracts The submission deadline is January 19, 2021. Register to Attend
Frontiers in Carbohydrate Synthesis Symposium
Frontiers in Carbohydrate Synthesis Symposium 1-5:30 p.m. EST 01/28/2021 – 01/29/2021 Exploring synthetic methodologies for preparation of glycans and glycoconjugates (Milligram to Kilogram quantities) & democratization …
Spring 2019 257th ACS National Meeting – CARB Program
CARB Final Program Abstracts
Spring 2018 255th ACS National Meeting – CARB Program
The abstract submission to the Spring 2018 ACS National meeting in New Orleans, LA (March 18-22nd, 2018) is now closed.
Fall 2017 254th ACS National Meeting – CARB Program
The abstract submission to the Fall 2017 ACS National meeting in Washington, DC (August 20-24th, 2017) is now complete.
CARB Final Program including Abstracts
Spring 2017 253rd ACS National Meeting – CARB Program
The abstract submission to the Spring 2017 ACS National meeting in San Francisco, CA (April 2 – 6th, 2017) is now complete.
CARB Final Program CARB Abstracts
Fall 2016 252nd ACS National Meeting – CARB Program
The ACS Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry did not have programming at the 252nd event in Philadelphia, PA (August 21 – 25).
Spring 2016 251st ACS National Meeting CARB Program
The abstract submission to the Fall 2016 ACS National meeting in San Diego, CA (March 13 – 17th, 2016) is now complete.
Fall 2015 250th ACS National Meeting CARB Program
The abstract submission to the Fall 2015 ACS National Meeting in Boston, Massachusetes (August 16-20th, 2015) is now complete.
CARB Final Program CARB Abstracts
Spring 2015 249th ACS National Meeting CARB Program
The abstract submission to the Spring 2015, ACS National meeting in Denver, Colorado (March 21 – 26th, 2015) is now complete.
CARB Final Program CARB Abstracts
Please see the Report of Council Meeting held on March 21, 2015 in Denver, Colorado. This report is submitted on behalf of Derek Horton and John R. Vercellotti, Councilors of the Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry.
Fall 2014 248th ACS National Meetings CARB Program
The abstract submission to the Fall 2014 ACS National meeting in San Francisco, CA (August 10 – 14th, 2014) is now complete.
Spring 2014 247th ACS National Meetings CARB Program
The abstract submission to the Spring 2014, ACS National meeting in Dallas, Texas (March 16 – 20th, 2014) is now complete.
CARB Final Program CARB Abstracts
Please see the Report of Council Meeting held on March 19, 2014 in Dallas, Texas. This report is submitted on behalf of Derek Horton and John R. Vercellotti, Councilors of the Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry.
