National Committee for Chemistry
The committee covers all aspects of chemistry, including core chemistry disciplines, applied chemistry fields, specialised areas related to chemical sciences and chemistry in society.
The committee covers all aspects of chemistry, including core chemistry disciplines, applied chemistry fields, specialised areas related to chemical sciences and chemistry in society.
The National Committee for Chemistry aims to:
- provide strategic evidence-based advice on chemistry to the Academy and other bodies as required
- support scientific literacy and excellence in chemistry by engaging with researchers, professionals and relevant national organisations
- liaise with relevant international bodies, ensuring Australian involvement in international activities
- promote interdisciplinary collaboration and take a multi-disciplinary approach in providing advice to the Academy
Reports and activities
- Submission—University Research Commercialisation Scheme, April 2021
- Submission - Critical Technologies Policy Coordination Office stakeholder consultation, April 2021
- Submission–2030 Strategic Plan for Science, June 2017
- Decadal plan for chemistry (2016-2025), published February 2016
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Related groups and organisations
Members
Chair
- Professor Alison Rodger FAA, 2026–2029
Deputy Chair
- To be filled
Ordinary Members
- Professor Zaiping Guo FAA, 2023–2026
- Dr Haihui Joy Jiang, 2026–2028
- Dr Marcus Korb, 2026–2028
- Dr Dia Milani, 2026–2028
- Dr Daniel Priebbenow, 2023–2026
- Dr Helena Yuan Wang, 2023–2026
Observers
- Professor Katrina Jolliffe FAA, Observer (past chair), 2026–2026
- Dr Yang Liu, Observer for EMCR Forum Executive, 2025–2026
Ex-officio Members
- Professor Amanda Ellis, ex-officio representing Royal Australian Chemical Institute, 2025–2027
- Emerita Professor Mary Garson FAA, ex-officio representing International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, –