Three Conferences, One Unified Vision The Asian Conference on Coordination Chemistry (ACCC) is the premier regional conference series dedicated to inorganic and coordination chemistry across Asia and the global scientific community. Established in 2007 in Okazaki, Japan, the biennial conference brings together world-renowned inorganic chemists, materials scientists, and early-career researchers to share breakthrough discoveries in organometallic synthesis, bioinorganic systems, molecular catalysis, and functional framework materials (MOFs/COFs).
• The 41st Philippine Chemistry Congress (41PCC): Serving as the bedrock of the national chemical community since 1984, 41PCC anchors the assembly in local relevance. Guided by KKP, it highlights national science policy, PRC Continuing Professional Development (CPD) accreditation, chemical education, regulatory compliance, and local industrial applications across materials science, food safety, and environmental monitoring.
• The 11th Asian Conference on Coordination Chemistry (ACCC11): As Asia’s premier series in metal-centric and coordination science, ACCC11 brings together international leaders in organometallic synthesis, bioinorganic chemistry, molecular catalysis, and functional porous framework materials (MOFs/COFs) designed for carbon capture and next-generation energy storage.
• The 2027 International Conference on Chemistry (2027 IC2): Expanding the horizon across continents, 2027 IC2 brings a global, cross-field perspective. It addresses cross-cutting themes in green chemistry, medicinal synthesis, artificial intelligence in molecular discovery, microplastics detection, and climate action.