NESACS Awards (Gustavus John Esselen; Theodore William Richards; Henry A. Hill; Phyllis A. Brauner)

About this program

The Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society (NESACS) administers several named awards—including the Gustavus John Esselen, Theodore William Richards, Henry A. Hill, and Phyllis A. Brauner awards—that provide honorific recognition and/or monetary prizes for notable contributions to the chemical sciences. These awards target excellence in research, education, and service within the chemistry community and aim to promote professional achievement among chemists in the Northeastern U.S. Candidates are generally nominated by peers or institutions and must have professional activity or affiliation within the NESACS region (or NESACS membership); nominations typically require a CV, statement of accomplishments, and supporting letters, with full eligibility criteria, deadlines, and award details available on the NESACS website.