About APA
About APA
The Asian and Oceanian Photochemistry Association, APA, is a non-profit making organization established to promote and encourage the international development of photochemistry and related subjects with special reference to Asian and Oceanian countries.
Objective of the APA
The APA has been established to promote and encourage the international development of photochemistry and related subjects with special reference to Asian and Oceanian countries.
In particular, the aims to be pursued by the Association are:
- Promotion of co-operation between the Association members in universities, research institutions and industries through international contacts and exchange of scientists.
- Co-ordination of photochemical meetings in Asia and Oceania, including the Asian Photochemistry Conference.
- Promotion of photochemical literature.
Membership of APA
Membership of the Association shall be opened to 1) the national and regional societies, or 2) persons who are willing to accomplish the objectives as described above.
- Society membership: All members who belong to each society are assigned as individuals of Society membership. If the national or regional society does not exist, a group consisting of more than ten persons is referred as a society member.
- Personal membership: An individual who does not belong to a Society membership.
The membership fee is 2 US$ / member / a year.
For the society member, APA will send an invoice of the membership fee to the society. The local society will pay for the membership fee corresponding to the number of the APA members to APA.
For the local group member, APA will send an invoice of the membership fee to the representative member of the local group. The representative member will pay for the membership fee corresponding to the number of the APA members to APA.
For the personal member, APA will send an invoice of the membership fee to each member. The member will pay for the membership fee to APA.
