Morges / Southampton / Boulder / Sydney / Paris / Cambridge / Beijing / Adelaide / /
Company
Quantum chemical / /
Country
Switzerland / United States / Australia / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
R.D. Weir / IUPAC HQ / University of North Carolina / /
IndustryTerm
macromolecular systems / chemical engineering / biotechnology / mirror site / chemical thermodynamics / physico-chemical considerations / web server logs / chemical shift conventions / drug delivery applications / chemical reactions / parent site / satellite workshop / Web traffic / experimental tools / chemical shifts / Web Version / experimental protocols / physico-chemical methods / /
NaturalFeature
Barossa Valley / /
Organization
Chimie Bureau / University of North Carolina / Associated Organization / John Ralston President Division of Physical and Biophysical Chemistry / Australian Government / ISO / International Association of Chemical Thermodynamics / IUPAC / Advisory Board / IACT Board / Congress / Committee on Chemistry Education / Interdivisional Committee on Terminology / Nomenclature and Symbols / Division Committee / Physical and Biophysical Chemistry Division / IUPAC Executive Committee / International Criminal Court / Paris Bureau / /
Person
W.A. Wakeham / J. Frey / Jeremy Frey / Milan Zábranský / K.N. Marsh / A.R.H. Goodwin / Vlastimil Ruzicka / Jr. / /
Position
President of the Division / one of the task group members / current President and Vice President of the Division / chairman / Executive / Chair / Division President / /
ProgrammingLanguage
SQL / XML / /
ProvinceOrState
South Australia / North Carolina / Colorado / /
PublishedMedium
Sulfur / /
Region
South Australia / /
SportsLeague
International Association / /
Technology
genomics / radiation / proteomics / XML / Biosensors / biotechnology / mirror site / PDF / drug delivery / Biomaterials / thermodynamics / spectroscopy / web server / electrochemistry / /
PHYSICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY DIVISION REPORTBIENNIUM JUNE 2003 Executive Summary and Highlights The Physical and Biophysical Chemistry Division [PBPCD, Division 1] has now moved into a project-based orga