What does CCR mean in RESEARCH

CCR works to facilitate creative problem-solving among its members as well as create technical resources for industry. It also manages joint research projects aimed at addressing challenges within the chemistry and chemical engineering fields. Additionally, CCR facilitates dialogue between members of academia and industry to promote collaboration on new projects.

Membership in the Council for Chemical Research is open to companies, government laboratories, universities, professional societies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), journal publishers, consortia and other stakeholders involved in the study of chemistry or chemical engineering.

The cost of joining CCR depends on the type of membership desired. There are different levels of membership available which offer access to different benefits. For more information on pricing structures visit our website at http://www.ccrweb.org/.

Those interested in participating in a research project can contact our office for more information about getting involved with an existing project or exploring possible new opportunities for collaboration.

Yes! You can sign up for our newsletter to stay informed about the latest news from CCR including events and research initiatives we're working on. Additionally you can follow us on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter for regular updates.

Yes! We host several conferences throughout the year that are open to members only as well as general public participants who would like learn more about what we do here at CCR or connect with industry leaders and professionals in various fields related to chemistry or chemical engineering. More information about upcoming events can be found on our website.