Overview

The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry (JSAC) was founded in 1952 whose objective is to contribute to the fields such as science, technology, development in cultures, human welfare, and so on, by promoting to exchange information about analysis among the members and to advance and develop analytical chemistry. Because analytical chemistry is related to wide areas, for example, science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, and pharmaceutics, about 8000 of the researchers and engineerers in those areas belong to JSAC. JSAC is the world's largest society relating to analytical chemistry and it is distinct characteristics that the members in many areas are acting diligently with analytical chemistry as a common platform.

Journals

Analytical Sciences	Bunseki Kagaku	Bunseki	X-ray Structure Analysis Online
International journal	Journal in Japanese	Bulletin for members in Japanese	Electronic-only journal for crystal structure reports