Abstract
The American Chemical Society plans to begin publishing ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering in January 2013. The online-only journal will cover life-cycle assessment, green chemistry, alternative energy, green innovative manufacturing, and harnessing waste as a resource. At the journal’s helm will be Editor-in-Chief David T. Allen, a chemical engineering professor at the University of Texas, Austin, known for his work on urban air quality and reducing pollution. Allen, who is 54, also serves as director of the university’s Center for Energy & Environmental Resources. He earned a B.S. degree in chemical engineering from Cornell University and a Ph.D. in chemical engineering from California Institute of Technology before joining the faculty at UCLA in 1983. He moved to UT Austin in 1995. Allen hopes the journal—which will complement the work of ACS’s Green Chemistry Institute—will be a single, centralized resource for those working on all aspects of green chemistry and sustainability. ...
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