As the website for the American Chemical Society, ACS.org provides members of ACS with information about upcoming and past meetings, membership dues, education, career information and other resources. The ACS in based in the United States and they represent over 161,000 members from all degree-levels in all fields of chemical engineering, chemistry, and related fields. The American Chemical Society is the largest scientific society in the world and they are one of the top sources for scientific information.
ACS publishes a large selection of peer-reviewed research journals in the fields of chemistry and chemical related sciences. Abstracts, Full Text HTML, Hi-Res PDF, and PDF with links are available on ACS.org of many of the American Chemical Society publications and selected chapters from ACS books are available online as well.
A listing of national ACS meetings and expositions is also available on ACS.org. Additional resources for ACS meetings provided on the website include information on applying for a US visa for international visitors as well as resources for people who would like to exhibit at a meeting. Regional meeting information as well as details for local section meetings, ACS-Affiliate meetings, Pacifichem 2010 and other notable conferences in the realm of chemistry and chemical related sciences are also listed on ACS.org.
The Career page on the ACS.org website allows employers to post open positions and job seekers to view job postings. Articles on resume preparation, interviewing and negotiating, and job search strategies are also provided to members and website visitors alike to help them find jobs in Chemical and Chemistry related fields. Members of ACS additionally have access to personal career consulting through the website. People who would like to join ACS may do so through an application available on ACS.org or they may apply by mail or fax. 
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