News
The 16th biennial meeting for the Society for Free Radical Research International (SFRRI) will be held at Imperial College London in the heart of South Kensington in London, between the 6-9th September 2012. This meeting will be a premier forum for the latest advancements in free radical research. International experts from a broad range of disciplines including chemistry, biology and medicine will gather in 2012 to discuss the impact of current research, concepts and applications of free radicals and antioxidants in medicine and pharmaceutical industry
'Encyclopedia of Radicals in Chemistry, Biology and Materials' is now available in print and online
About Us
The Society for Free Radical Research founded in the United Kingdom in 1982 is an International Society with the following rules (as amended by resolution of the members dated September 11, 1998). The International Society is a charitable voluntary, non-profit making institution.
The object of the International Society is to advance education in free radical processes with particular reference to those of industrial and medical importance, such education being for the benefit of the public.
Objectives
- to provide continuing education and training to scientists with an active interest in Free Radical Research.
- to provide a forum for discussions
- to receive and apply donations, subscriptions and funds from persons or organizations
- to invest and deal with the International Society's money not immediately required for its objects in or upon any investments, securities or property;
- to do all other lawful things necessary to advance the object
- to promote research and publication of its beneficial
