About AOCS Divisions
Expand your professional network and collaborate with scientists who share your interests. AOCS Divisions bring together like-minded professionals working in similar specialties to share technical expertise and overcome common challenges.
New members can add Divisions when joining AOCS. Join now.
Division members unlock benefits including:
- A collaborative community: Join peers who share similar scientific interests and job functions
- Exclusive resources: Access specialized content and tools designed specifically for your industry
- Volunteer and leadership opportunities: Enhance your resume by connecting with industry leaders and sharing your expertise
- Mentorship: Find experienced colleagues to learn from or share your expertise with the next generation of leaders
AOCS members can join Divisions at no additional cost.
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Email membership@aocs.org to join a Division.
Division members are invited to interest-area-specific webinars and volunteering opportunities. You will receive updates and reminders from Division leadership for ways that you can connect with other members. Contact steph.adams@aocs.org for more information about volunteering.
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AOCS Division
Promotes professional interest, communication, and expert competency in the analytical chemistry field. AOCS members can search online for Division members.
Chair
Giorgia Purcaro, University of Liège, Belgium
Vice Chair
Lisa Clement, Cargill Inc., USA
Secretary of Education
Yao Lu, DSM-Firmenich, USA
Secretary of Membership
Frederic Destaillats, Checkerspot
At-Large
Francesca Giuffrida, Nestle Research, Switzerland
At-Large
Zainab Husain, University of Manitoba
Division Resources
Career Resources, Webinars (On-Demand)
Careers in Surfactants and Detergents: Exploring a Broad and Evolving Industry
This webinar will explore career paths in the surfactants and detergents industry—a field that spans many applications and sectors but does not follow a single, predictable route.
Webinars (On-Demand)
Food Lipidomics: New Trends and the EpiLipidNET Community
Learn about recent developments in analytics and structure for dietary lipids; critical role in health; and sustainable diets.
Webinars (On-Demand)
How Some Food Makes Us Fat: Causes, Consequences, Solutions
This webinar explores the effects of a poor diet on one’s metabolism, discuss how to monitor fat, and provide some practical tips to reduce the risk of negative health impacts.