hrvatski

Pedeseta godišnjica prve strukovne organizacije biokemičara u Hrvatskoj: Od sekcije za biokemiju do Hrvatskog društva za biokemiju i molekularnu biologiju

The first association of the Croatian biochemists was established in 1957 as the Section of Biochemistry within the Croatian Chemical Society. In 1976, the Section became the Croatian Biochemical Society. The Society acted under that name until 2003 when the name changed to Croatian Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. The Section, and later the Society, joined the Federation of European Biochemical Societies (FEBS) in 1965 and the International Union of Biochemistry (IUB), later International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB), in 1977. Until 1992 the membership in these international associations was indirect, i.e. through the Union of the Chemical (and later Biochemical) Societies of Yugoslavia. Since 1992, our Society is a direct member of both international associations. The Society is led by a president and eight members elected every second year at annual assemblies. When founded in 1976, the Society had 85 members. At its 30^th anniversary in 2006, the Society had 433 members. The seat of the Society is in Zagreb. Branches are in Rijeka, Split and Osijek. The main activity of the Society is to organise lectures by speakers from Croatia and abroad, and to organise national and international professional and scientific meetings. Since 1974, the Society publishes a bulletin /Informacije/ (in Croatian) to disseminate information obtained from Croatian sister societies, and from FEBS and IUBMB.

pedeseta godišnjica; biokemija; molekularna biologija; Hrvatska

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