MEDI Division Announcements
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2018 MEDI Election Now Open
The 2018 MEDI Election is now open to members.
Candidates for Academic Chair are Steven Firestine (Wayne State University) and Scott Runyon (Research Triangle Institute).
Candidates for Industrial Councilor are Maria Blanco (Sage Therapeutics) and Amy Ripka (Lucy Therapeutics).
The polls are open until November 28. To register your vote:- Click on this link.
- Login using your username and password.
- Follow the instructions on the form. If you wish to write in a candidate, select "Other"
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Our Jobs and Careers pages have listings for Academic, Industrial, Government, and Foundation jobs. If you are looking for a medicinal chemist, post your listings at no charge--send info to secretary@acsmedchem.org.Check out our Jobs Listings!
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The MEDI Division Thanks Pat Woster!
The MEDI Division expresses its heartfelt gratitude to our Super-Volunteer, Dr. Patrick Woster, of the Medical University of South Carolina. Pat is stepping down after 25 years(and 50 consecutive National ACS Meetings!). He has served the Division as Secretary, Vice Chair, Chair, Past Chair, and Membership Chair. Pat established the MEDI website before ACS had a website, he created the Medicinal Chemistry Hall of Fame, and he has played a key role in establishing and updating our Strategic Plans over the years. Pat, we wish you all the best!
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The ACS Spring Meeting will be held March 31-April 4, 2019. You can submit your MEDI abstract now! Deadline for abstract submission is October 29.2019 Spring ACS in Orlando
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2017 Medicinal Chemistry Reviews Now Available To Members
Joanne J. Bronson, Editor-In-Chief, and the Division of Medicinal Chemistry are pleased to announce the publication of 2017 Medicinal Chemistry Reviews, Volume 52 in the series. Members can access the electronic version at no cost:
--Click 'Member Login' in the upper right corner of this page
--On the Member Login page, click the 'Resources' tab.Members will also be able to order a print copy for the cost of printing, shipping and handling ($30 US, $50 International). For more information about the book, including the full table of contents, click here.
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Join the Division
Dr. John Macor explains why you should join the ACS Division of Medicinal Chemistry. Regular membership is $25 per year (students $10), and it includes Medicinal Chemistry Reviews, an outstanding ~600 page volume providing timely and critical reviews of important topics in medicinal chemistry. If you are already convinced, click here to join!
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ACS Webinars: 2018 Drug Design and Delivery Symposium
The 2018 ACS Webinar Series on Drug Design and Delivery offers a monthly opportunity to hear about the latest topics in Med Chem! Click here to see the 2018 schedule and to access the archives of webinars from 2014-2017!