Introducing the RACI Resource Library: your one‑stop hub for chemistry content Staying current in the chemical sciences should not mean trawling through multiple platforms or inboxes. The new RACI Resource Library brings the latest news, recorded webinars, chemistry articles, and...
Inquiry into the extent, regulation and management of PFAS - Final Report Hi Members, Shared below is information that been received from the Australian Academy of Science – National Committee for Chemistry, which RACI President Prof. Amanda Ellis is a member of. Please...
MEDIA RELEASE RACI Expresses Deep Concern Over CSIRO Job Cuts and Their Impact on Australian Science The Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) is deeply concerned about the announcement that the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) will cut...
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Leading with Courage and Chemistry: The Story of Tania Notaras I came to Australia from the former Yugoslavia when I was three years old. My parents, like many migrants, arrived with nothing but determination. They didn’t speak any English but started work the very next day. My...
After nearly 18 months of planning, collaboration, and passion, I’m absolutely thrilled to share that the RACI x Rebel Girls project is officially live — and freely accessible to our members and the public! Many of you will have heard us mention this project over the past year and a half...
Commonwealth Chemistry Webinar: Introduction to Intellectual Property Join Commonwealth Chemistry for a free webinar on ‘Introduction to Intellectual Property’ on Monday 3rd November from 11:00 – 12:30 GMT/UTC . This Commonwealth Chemistry Early Career Network Committee...
Our Future Together: Unveiling the RACI Strategic Plan 2025 - 2030 The Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) is proud to present its Strategic Plan for 2025–2030, a comprehensive roadmap designed to strengthen and advance the chemical sciences community in Australia. This...
Trace Elemental Analysis Concentrations of many elements in the periodic table one hundred years ago were determined by wet way methods – typically by titration. However low levels of some toxic elements like lead that can accumulate in the body were only possible with the...
Innovations in Organic Chemistry: The Impact of Professor Craig Williams, MRACI CChem From Adelaide to International Acclaim: The Journey of Professor Craig Williams Professor Craig Williams’ story begins in Adelaide, where his passion for chemistry took root. Graduating with...
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