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Avelino Corma, chosen member of the Royal Society of United Kingdom

01/06/2012

1 June 2012

Avelino Corma forms part of the Royal Society of United Kingdom beside names so illustrate like Charles Darwin or Isaac Newton.

The researcher of the Institute of Chemical Technology (ITQ), centre of mixed investigation created in 1990 by the Universitat Politècnica of València (UPV) and the Upper Council of Scientific Investigations (CSIC), Avelino Corma, has been appointed member of the Royal Society of United Kingdom. Already they are two the Spanish researchers that integrate this prestigious scientific institution, since the researcher of the CSIC in the Centre of Molecular Biology Severo Ochoa (mixed centre of the CSIC and the Autonomous University of Madrid) Antonio García-Bellido was chosen in 1986. Between the members of this more stood out institution, appear Charles Darwin and Isaac Newton.

Corma Has been included between the eight foreign researchers that they are admitted every year. Besides, annually also ingresan in the institution 44 British researchers and one honorífico. The selection realises by vote between the members of the institution.