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Atoco Inc. Establishes Reticular Science Prize for MOF and Framework Research

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Atoco Inc. has established the Reticular Science Prize to recognize emerging scholars and innovators working in the field of reticular materials. This new award follows the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, which highlighted significant advancements in metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and brought increased international attention to the discipline.

MOFs consist of crystalline solids constructed from metal nodes and organic linkers, providing a framework for the precise design of pores, surface chemistry, and binding sites. The scientific community currently views these structures as a versatile platform for material development. Alongside MOFs, the prize also encompasses research into related reticular systems, such as covalent organic frameworks, which share similar structural properties and potential applications.

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Date: July 15, 2026

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