TAS Branch

Welcome to the Tasmanian Branch of the RACI.  We are committed to the promotion and advocacy of chemistry in Tasmania, with a particular focus on engaging with local students at all levels.

Branch committee

President Alexandra Mole
Secretary Curtis Craig Ho
Treasurer Theo A. Ellingsen
Past President Frances Smith
Ordinary Committee Member Frances Smith
Ashley Townsend
Thomas Rodemann
Committee Member Scott Meyerink
Brendon Gourlay
Alison Featherstone
William Murrell
Syed Asim Hussain Shah

Regular Events

Although RACI numbers in Tasmania are small, the links between local members are strong and friendly.  We have members working and studying right across the breadth of the island.

All activities of the RACI in Tasmania are coordinated through the Branch (i.e. there are typically no separate special interest Groups or Divisional activities). 

Our volunteer committee meets on a bimonthly basis coordinating regular activities for local members and the wider community (networking opportunities, site visits, online professional development programs and resources, quiz nights, youth activities etc).  Members interested in being a part of the committee are most welcome.

Connect with us

If you would like connect with the TAS branch please contact us.

Contact Us

or via email: raci-tascmt@raci.org.au 

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