These new resources are created for educators and students at secondary and post-secondary levels, and to inform the public about the many uses of isotopes in our lives.

- Raman's Gifts to the Art World, by Daniel Rabinovich
- The Art of Building Small, by Ben L. Feringa, Chemistry for the Future Solvay Prize
- The Discovery of Phytochrome, by James Poulas, et al
- Human Errors in a Routine Analytical Laboratory, by Ilya Kuselman and Francesca Pennechi
- Ecological Risk Assessment, by John Unsworth
- Research and Education in the Middle East, by Morton Hoffman, et al
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For the first time in South America, IUPAC will bring an entire continent of chemists closer to the global community. We will deliver an unforgettable IUPAC Congress, energized by the passion, hospitality and creativity of the Brazilian people.

nihonium and symbol Nh, for the element 113;
moscovium and symbol Mc, for the element 115;
tennessine and symbol Ts, for the element 117; and
oganesson and symbol Og, for the element 118.

With the IUPAC Poster Prize program, National Adhering Organizations and eligible IUPAC-endorsed conferences can encourage interest in conferences among young chemists.

The first video introduces the InChI standard to represent chemical structures. The second describes the background to the development of the InChI standard. The third is about the Googleable InChI Key. And the fourth explains how InChI enables the linking of information.

IUPAC will celebrate 100 years holding its 50th General Assembly and 47th World Congress in Paris, France, along with a dedicated session and exhibition and gallery of IUPAC Presidents.

This four-sided document is readily available for reference or inclusion in textbooks and similar publications.