Inorganic Chemistry studies the properties, structure, and reactivity of chemical compounds that do not contain carbon. Topics studied include atomic structure, chemical bonding, periodic table, inorganic compounds, chemical reactions, and physical and chemical properties of chemical elements. The goal of this group is to understand the properties and behavior of inorganic chemical compounds in various conditions, as well as how these compounds can be used in industry, agriculture, environment, and technology. Additionally, this group also studies methods for synthesizing inorganic compounds, developing new materials, and improving chemical process efficiency.

Organic chemistry is a scientific discipline that studies chemical compounds containing carbon, typically originating from living organisms or artificial synthesis. Topics studied include structure, physical and chemical properties, chemical bonding, chemical reactions, and applications of organic compounds in various fields, such as the pharmaceutical industry, fuels, cosmetics, and materials. The goal of this group is to understand the properties and behavior of organic compounds under various conditions, as well as how these compounds can be utilized to solve various problems in life sciences. Additionally, this group focuses on developing methods for synthesizing organic compounds, developing new materials, and improving the efficiency of organic chemical processes.

Physical Chemistry is a scientific field that studies the interaction between chemical compounds with energy and matter at the molecular level. The topics studied include thermochemistry, reaction kinetics, thermodynamics, spectroscopy, molecular structure, and electrochemical phenomena. The aim of this group is to understand the properties and behavior of chemical compounds in various conditions and how energy and matter interact with these molecules. Additionally, this group focuses on developing methods for physical chemical analysis, developing new materials, and improving the efficiency of chemical processes.

Biochemistry is a scientific field that studies the chemical compounds and reactions that occur in biological systems, including cells, tissues, and living organisms. The topics studied include the structure and function of biomolecules such as proteins, lipids, nucleic acids, and carbohydrates, metabolism, gene regulation, and cellular signaling. The goal of this field is to understand how these chemical compounds work together in biological systems, as well as how changes in chemical compounds can affect human health and disease. In addition, the field focuses on the development of methods for analyzing biomolecules, the development of drugs, and the development of molecular biology-related technologies.

Natural Product Organic Chemistry (NPOC) is a scientific group that studies organic compounds derived from natural sources such as plants, animals, and microorganisms. The topics studied include isolation, characterization, synthesis, and application of these compounds in various fields, such as pharmaceuticals, food, cosmetics, and chemical industry. The goal of this group is to understand the properties and behavior of organic compounds in natural sources and how they can be utilized for human benefits. Additionally, the group also focuses on developing methods for isolating and synthesizing natural product organic compounds, developing natural medicines, and developing technologies related to natural products.

Analytical Chemistry is a scientific group that studies chemical analysis methods to identify, measure, and separate components in a sample. The topics studied include analytical techniques such as spectroscopy, chromatography, electrochemistry, and microscopy. The purpose of this group is to understand the properties and content of a sample and how it can be used in various fields, such as medicine, the environment, food, and forensics. Additionally, this group focuses on developing new chemical analysis methods, developing chemical analysis instruments, and developing technologies related to chemical analysis.

Polymer Chemistry is a scientific group that studies polymer compounds and their synthesis, physical and chemical properties, and applications. Topics studied include polymerization reactions, polymer characterization, mechanical and thermal properties of polymers, polymer degradation and stability, and polymer applications in various fields such as construction materials, electronics, and packaging. The goal of this group is to understand the properties of polymers and how to control their structure and properties to improve performance in various applications. In addition, this group also focuses on the development of polymer synthesis technology, polymer processing, and new polymer applications.