Marks-Ipatieff Award in Catalysis
The Marks-Ipatieff Award in Catalysis from the American Chemical Society honors early-career researchers for exceptional experimental or theoretical advances in catalysis.
Funder: American Chemical Society
Due Dates: December 5, 2026 (Nomination deadline for 2028 ACS National Awards)
Funding Amounts: $5,000 honorarium plus up to $2,500 for travel expenses; awarded annually
Summary: Recognizes outstanding early-career research contributions in catalysis by an investigator within 15 years of their terminal degree.
Description
The Marks-Ipatieff Award in Catalysis, presented by the American Chemical Society (ACS), honors exceptional research achievements by early-career investigators in the field of catalysis. Established in 1943 and endowed by Tobin J. Marks, the award celebrates both experimental and theoretical advances that have significantly impacted catalysis science. Recipients receive a $5,000 prize, a formal certificate, and reimbursement of up to $2,500 in travel expenses to attend the ACS meeting where the award is presented.
