Scientific Memberships and Positions
- 1945: Polish Academy of Letters and Sciences – corresponding member
- 1945: Warsaw Scientific Society – member
- 1945: Łódź Scientific Society – member
- 1952: Polish Academy of Sciences – corresponding member (full member from 1961)
- 1980: Polish Chemical Society – honorary member (served as deputy president 1937–1939)
- Chemical Society, London – life member
- American Chemical Society – member
- Swiss Chemical Society – member
- Scientific board of the chemical journal Tetrahedron - member
- Scientific board of Index Chemicu (Philadelphia) - member
- Main Council of Higher Education and Qualification Commission for Scientific Staff - member (1953–1958)
- Counsellor to the Minister of Higher Education (1960–1962)
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