American Chemical Society Unveils New Corporate Identity in Its 150th Year
One of the world's largest scientific communities, the American Chemical Society (ACS), has unveiled its new corporate identity as part of its 150th anniversary. With the renewed brand identity, the organization aims to highlight its vision of supporting scientific research, strengthening interdisciplinary collaborations and representing the global chemistry ecosystem in a more holistic structure.
American Chemical Society (ACS), one of the world's largest scientific communities, has unveiled its new corporate identity on the occasion of its 150th anniversary. With the refreshed brand identity, the organization aims to highlight its vision of supporting scientific research, strengthening interdisciplinary collaboration, and representing the global chemistry ecosystem in a more holistic structure.
The new brand identity goes beyond visual renewal and reflects ACS's strategic transformation that brings together its research, publishing, education, career development, science policy, and international community activities under a single umbrella. Through this change, the organization aims to make the impact of chemistry on society more visible and strengthen global interaction among scientists.
Unifying the scientific ecosystem under one brand
ACS's new corporate identity presents an integrated brand approach aimed at building stronger connections between researchers, academics, industry professionals, students, and decision-makers. Under the new structure, the organization's publishing activities, scientific events, educational programs, and professional development services are positioned under a common identity.
Organization officials note that the new brand concept more clearly expresses the fundamental mission to "support scientists, accelerate scientific discovery, and strengthen confidence in science."
150-year legacy carried into the future
Founded in 1876, ACS ranks today among the most influential scientific organizations operating in chemistry and related disciplines worldwide. The organization is among the institutions shaping the global chemistry ecosystem through scientific publishing, research support, professional development programs, international conferences, and work on science policies.
The organization's new brand identity will be used alongside the 150th anniversary events to be held throughout 2026 and will be applied across all digital platforms, publications, and organizations in the coming period.
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