Corporate Body

RACI - Medicinal Chemistry & Chemical Biology Division (c. 2016 - )

Royal Australian Chemical Institute

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c. 2016
Australia
Website
https://raci.org.au/about/divisions/mccb-div

Summary

"The MCCB plays an important role in advancing medicinal chemistry and chemical biology in Australia. The Division had as its patron the eminent Australian scientist Adrien Albert who was world renowned for his work in toxicology and chemistry, and our most prestigious lectureship - The Adrien Albert Lecture - is named in his honour." [From the RACI - Medicinal Chemistry & Chemical Biology Division websie 2026-02-16]

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Created: 16 February 2026

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