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TECHNICAL

DINNER MEETINGS

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The Society organizes monthly dinner meetings featuring technical presentations or panel discussions.

CONFERENCES

& EXHIBITIONS

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We provide our professional members with a platform for networking and a venue for scientific excellence.

COMMUNITY &

SOCIAL PROGRAMS

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SAICSC-ACS organized an In-Kingdom trip to Al-Ahsa city on April 7, 2018, for the society’s members and their families,

SAFETY

TRAININGS

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One of the two priorities of the society for 2018 is to develop the laboratory safety culture.

About Us

SAICSC-ACS History

In 1988, The Saudi Arabian Chapter began its affiliation with the American Chemical Society (ACS), the largest scientific society in the world which has more than 163.000 members worldwide. In 1993 the ACS formally recognized the Saudi Chapter as the first official Chemical Sciences Chapter outside the USA.

As the first Chemical Sciences Chapter of the ACS, the Saudi Arabian group pioneered the Chemical Sciences Chapter formation efforts. Since its foundation in 1988 and incorporation as a recognized affiliate in 1993, the Saudi Arabian International Chemical Sciences Chapter (SAICSC-ACS) has adopted the goals and objectives of the ACS and contributed to the same organizational purpose.

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SAICSC-ACS
2022
Achievements

Special Memory

Honorary Guest

Our society (SAICSC) conducted a technical dinner meeting at Hasa Intercontinental Hotel. HRH Prince Saud bin Khalid Deputy Governor Investment Affairs was our guest speaker who talked about Investment Sector in Saudi Arabia, SAGIA mission and important initiatives.

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Saicsc Magazines

Organon Newsletter

The society has several channels of communication with its members through issuing quarterly society newsletter called “ORGANON” as part of our great efforts to foster better understanding and escalating the attention to chemistry science. We appreciate the society members’ feedback and the ideas our members bring to the table and in fact we consider it as powerful role models and have potential for a profound additional impact based on their personal experiences.

2022 - Issue 3