The Inorganic Chemistry Gordon Research Conference provides an unparalleled setting for discussion of the most cutting-edge research in inorganic chemistry. Scientists from academic, industrial and national laboratories come together to define the important problems of the field and to highlight emerging opportunities through exchange of ideas and discussion of unpublished results. Active participation by a traditionally diverse group of participants at this conference often results in cross-fertilization among the many constituencies of the vibrant and multifaceted field of inorganic chemistry.

Please check this website for updated information on the conference program. Because the conference is still many months away and presentations are on new and unpublished work, the titles of presentations should be considered tentative and may change as we get closer to the conference date. In addition to the invited presentations we will have two poster sessions (Mon/Tue and Wed/Thurs) and we encourage registrants to participate in the poster program by contributing their most recent research. Finally, two outstanding posters submitted for judging will be selected (at the conference) for short oral presentations. Although open to everyone, emphasis will be placed on posters by junior faculty and postdoctoral fellows.

The Inorganic Chemistry GRC holds a special place in the 75-year history of the Gordon Research Conferences as demonstrated by its endurance and its rich tradition of breaking new scientific grounds. This conference has been the forerunner of the field of inorganic chemistry and the 75th anniversary milestone is especially fitting for highlighting the most innovative areas of the field.