What has propelled astrochemistry in the last decade, and what will fuel it in the next? Invited #ACSastrochem10 speaker Dr. Victor Rivilla (Víctor M. Rivilla) makes a case for new telescopes! #ACSFall2023

Are you a student attending (or interested in attending) the #ACSastrochem10 symposium? Bridge Travel Awards will help fund students from groups traditionally underrepresented in chemistry attend #ACSFall2023. Check out the link in the post below to learn more and apply!

The #ACSFall2023 meeting starts in just over three weeks! Just like invited #ACSastrochem10 speaker Cecilia Ceccarelli, who studies how planetary systems like our own are born and evolve, we are excited for the exchanges that will take place among the people in our community!

We're about a week and a half out from the start of #ACSFall2023! Over the next week, we'll be highlighting our sponsors for the #ACSastrochem10 symposium, starting with the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian (Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian). Thank you for your generous support!

Thank you, Green Bank Observatory (Green Bank Observatory), for sponsoring the #ACSastrochem10 symposium at #ACSFall2023! GBO, especially the Green Bank Telescope, has been important for finding new molecules in space, so we're happy you're helping us celebrate our 10-year anniversary!

Thanks, CAS (CAS), for sponsoring the #ACSastrochem10 symposium at #ACSFall2023! We're looking forward to seeing you in the exhibit hall!

The McGuire Group at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a sponsor of the #ACSastrochem10 symposium at #ACSFall2023! Thank you so much for your support! Make sure you check out the talk on Tuesday afternoon by the group's PI Brett A. McGuire!

Chemical Physics Reviews (Chemical Physics Reviews) is a sponsor of the #ACSastrochem10 symposium at #ACSFall2023. Thank you for your support! Learn more about the journal, including how to publish with them, here: pubs.aip.org/aip/cpr?utm_so…

Are you excited to get an Astrochemistry Subdivision sticker at #ACSFall2023? Well, you can thank Maryland ACS Section, who donated funds for stickers and to support some other activities at the #ACSastrochem10 symposium! Thank you to the Maryland Local Section for helping us celebrate!

It's been 10 years since the first ACS Astrochemistry Subdivision symposium at an American Chemical Society meeting! Nadia Balucani (Nadia Balucani), who organized that meeting with Ralf Kaiser, explains why astrochemistry is such a stellar field and worth celebrating with #ACSastrochem10!

We already shared why Ryan Fortenberry (The Astrochemistry Research Group @ Ole Miss) looks forward to Subdivision symposia, but his words are worth sharing again! #ACSastrochem10 starts in 4 days, and we can't wait to connect with you there! #ACSFall2023

The #ACSastrochem10 symposium is packed with exciting sessions looking back at the first decade of the Astrochemistry Subdivision and inviting participants to think about the next! #ACSFall2023

Dr. Nadia Balucani (Nadia Balucani, of Università degli Studi di Perugia and associated member of the Italian Institute of Astrophysics #INAF) is an invited speaker at #ACSastrochem10. See her talk about stability of small aromatics in extraterrestrial environments on Sunday afternoon at #ACSFall2023!

#ACSastrochem10 kicks off Sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. with "A Decade of Progress". In the afternoon, "Complexity in Aromatic Compounds and Astrochemical Computations" starts at 2:00 p.m. Join us in Moscone South 216! #ACSFall2023

Day 2 of #ACSastrochem10 starts with "Refractory Astrochemistry, Dust, and Catalysis in Space", starting at 8:00 a.m. This session includes a panel discussion. In the afternoon, starting at 2:00 p.m., is "Chemistry Across Stages of Stellar Evolution". #ACSFall2023

#ACSastrochem10 Day 3 starts with "Innovative Techniques for Experimental Astrochemistry" on Tuesday morning. In the afternoon, we have "Searching for Molecules in Space and Clues about Chemical Evolution." Both sessions include panel discussions. #ACSFall2023

Makes sure you check out the astrochemistry posters at the ACS Physical Chemical Division poster session tonight from 7 to 9 p.m.! Check our most recent schedule for poster numbers: docs.google.com/document/d/1VT…

#ACSastrochem10 wraps up on Wednesday. Day 4 begins with "Chemistry Across a Range of Complexity" in the morning in Moscone South 216 and concludes with "Planetary Body Chemistry" in the afternoon in Moscone South 215 (NB: room change). #ACSFall2023