MEDI Division Announcements
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The Division of Medicinal Chemistry is organizing the 37th National Medicinal Chemistry Symposium in New York City, from June 28th to July 1st, 2020. This dynamic four day symposium will bring together medicinal chemists from across the country working in the pharmaceutical industry, academia, government and private research institutions. The 2020 Edition is Co-Chaired by Amjad Ali, Merck & Co. Inc., and Robert DeVita, Icahn School of Medicine at Mt Sinai.37th National Medicinal Chemistry Symposium
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2019 MEDI Election Results
The Division of Medicinal Chemistry held its 2019 election during November.
Dr. Maria-Jesus Blanco, Sage Therapeutics, was elected Industrial Vice Chair. She will serve a year as Vice Chair, two years as Progam Chair, and then a year as Chair of the Division.
Dr. Jane Aldrich, University of Florida, was elected to another 3 year term as Academic Councilor.
Dr. Corey Hopkins, University of Nebraska Medical Center, was elected to a 3 year term as Alternate Academic Councilor.
Dr. Jay Schneekloth, National Cancer Institute, was elected to a 3 year term as Secretary.
Congratulations to all. And sincere thanks to Dr. Katerina Leftheris, Pliant Therapeutics, and Dr. Paul Trippier, University of Nebraska Medical Center, for their participation and interest in the activities of the Division.
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2019 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 2019 Medicinal Chemistry Reviews, Volume 54 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 are able to order a print copy for the cost of printing, shipping and handling ($35 US, $55 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: 2019 Drug Design and Delivery Symposium
The 2019 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 2019 schedule and the archives of webinars from 2014-2018!