Announcements
- The BCCE 2026 program will be available in mid-May. Accepted contributions are being organized into sessions, and schedules are being reviewed iteratively for conflicts.
- Early-bird registration closes on May 18, 2026.
- Can't attend in person? Consider remote participation.
- Limited spots remain for MICER@BCCE—register soon.
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About the Conference
The 29th Biennial Conference on Chemical Education (BCCE) will be held July 26–30, 2026 at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. BCCE is the largest gathering of chemistry educators in the world, bringing together instructors, researchers, K–12 teachers, and education professionals to share ideas, build community, and strengthen teaching and learning across contexts.
Under the theme Reflecting Back, Marching Forward, the 2026 meeting marks the 50th anniversary of the 4th BCCE, last held in Madison in 1976. Set between two lakes, Madison provides an inspiring backdrop for exchanging practical strategies and highlighting evidence-based teaching across all levels of chemistry education.
About Madison, WI
Madison, Wisconsin blends natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and a vibrant cultural scene, set on an isthmus between Lakes Monona and Mendota with access to five lakes and over 200 parks offering year-round activities.
The city features a lively downtown with State Street’s shops and restaurants, the iconic Wisconsin State Capitol, and a full calendar of events, all within a walkable core near major hotels. Visitors can easily explore via public transit, extensive bike trails, or local taxi services, making it simple to experience everything the capital city has to offer.
