The American Carbon Society

The American Carbon Society, once in the past the American Carbon Committee, was set up in 1957 with the express reason for arranging U.S. meetings on carbon. Today, the points and extent of the American Carbon Society are significantly more various than those imagined by its organizers. The Society advances interdisciplinary exploration on the basics and uses of carbon materials. In addition, the Society arranges and/or supports the triennial International Conference on ("Carbon 20XX"), the world's most critical meeting of scientists in every aspect of carbon science and innovation. In the interceding years, the general public arranges and/or supports workshops which give a gathering to reporting and talking about single-point carbon research in a more engaged way than that managed by the triennial meetings.  Understudy support at Society-sorted out meetings is perceived through the Mrozowski and Walker Awards. The Society is overseen by a chose official panel and a chose consultative board. Different sub-advisory groups exist (e.g., grants, long-run arranging, correspondences) to advance the points and extent of the Society.