Philippine Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

The PSBMB was some time ago known as the Philippine Biochemistry Society (PBS). Administered by an Executive Board of (11) properly chose officers. The PBS was built up in August 1973 by a gathering of organic chemistry instructors to encourage the improvement of natural chemistry in the nation.

As contained in its constitution and by-laws, the PSBMB is resolved to: overhaul information in organic chemistry by empowering examination and instruction and by setting up correspondence and trade of expert learning among individuals and in addition with different natural chemists abroad, and build up means by which organic chemistry could be used for the change of the financial and wellbeing states of the nation.

The Society's enrolment is interested in all people holding no less than a four year college education in organic chemistry, science, science, drug store, medication, and other related controls and who are dynamic in instructing and/or research in bio-science and/or related fields.

From that point forward, the general public has supported yearly traditions, courses, workshops on ideas/standards, progresses, research facility systems, showing strategies, and helps, utilizations of organic chemistry, and atomic science in various parts of the nation. The general public's participation has developed to impressive size with delegates from the academe and examination organizations from everywhere throughout the nation.

Amid the yearly tradition hung on December 2, 1993 at the UP Marine Science Institute, the general participation of PBS voted to change its name to Philippine Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (PSBMB), to stress the joining of Molecular Biology as a firmly related control.

The PSBMB has been an individual from the Federation of Asian and Oceanian Biochemists and Molecular Biologists (FAOBMB; in the past FAOB) since 1973. It additionally speaks to the Philippines in the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB; once in the past IUB).