Annual Reports Section A

Published annually by the Royal Society of Chemistry, Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry Section A is a compilation of review articles on inorganic and bioinorganic chemistry.

The editor of Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry Section A is Dr Robert Eagling and the Scientific Editors are Frank Berry, Professor of Inorganic Chemistry, at the Open University, UK, and Michael D. Ward, Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Sheffield, UK.

Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry Section A is cited in major databases, including MEDLINE.

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Subject coverage

Every year, the important research achievements of the prominent research scholars are reviewed in Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry Section A, as is progress in organometallic and co-ordination chemistry, supramolecular chemistry, computational methods, inorganic materials science, inorganic mechanisms and bioinorganic chemistry.

Audience/readership

Academics, scientists and chemical researchers in the world working in inorganic chemistry, including biological inorganic chemistry.

About the Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry Series

The Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry series of publications provides broad and critical coverage of the significant advances in the major contemporary areas of chemical science, published in three sections, on an annual basis. Section A covers inorganic chemistry; Section B organic chemistry and Section C physical chemistry. Each section is organised into short, easily accessible chapters written by those working in the field. A considerable depth of information is provided to help readers through the most recent literature on the advances in each genre.

See also

• Annual Reports Section B
• Annual Reports Section C
• Chemical Society Reviews
• Dalton Transactions