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ACS Spring 2026 Digital Professional Development Sessions

February 23, 2026/ In the News, Webinar /by Meg Greenslade

Estimated reading time: 1 minute

Boost Your Career

Register Today!  

Stay on top of new technical and industry trends with career boosting courses offered through the ACS Spring 2026 Digital Meeting Professional Development Courses. ACS positions these as a core part of the digital meeting, designed to help you level up your skills and stay competitive in today’s chemical landscape. 

Featured sessions include:  

Monday, March 23  

  • ChemIDP: Planning for Your Career  

8:00–9:30 AM (ET)  

  • Infrared Insights: Turning Peaks into Practical Solutions  

9:00–10:30 AM (ET)  

Tuesday, March 24  

  • Finding Yourself: Identifying a Career that Matches Your Strengths and Values 

8:00–9:30 AM (ET) 

Wednesday, March 25  

  • Time Management for Academics  

8:30–10:30 AM (ET)  

  • Writing Excellent Grant Proposals  

9:00–10:30 AM (ET)  

Thursday, March 26  

  • Green Cards for Scientific Researchers  

8:00–9:30 AM (ET) 

  • Psychological Safety for All Levels  

9:00–11:00 AM (ET)  

These expert-led sessions are included with your digital meeting access — and for in-person attendees in Atlanta, digital access is automatically a part of your registration. 

Unlock HighImpact Learning with the ACS Spring 2026 Digital Meeting 

Whether you’re attending in Atlanta or joining from anywhere in the world, the ACS Spring 2026 Digital Meeting gives you full access to the ACS spring keynote addresses, technical sessions, and professional development — all streamed online. 

Explore the full digital experience and register today! Register>> 

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