Raghunath Anant Mashelkar - International Bodies/committees

International Bodies/committees

  • Vice Chairman, Commission on Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation and Public Health, WHO (2004)
  • Chairman, CSIR (South Africa) International Review Committee (2003)
  • Member of the Committee of Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) in Engineering Science and Technologies (2003)
  • One Man Committee to review WIPO’s World Wide Academy (2003)
  • Member, Research Advisory Committee, Department of Chemistry, Imperial College of Science & Technology, UK (2003)
  • Member, Consultative Group on Agricultural Research (CGIAR) Working Group on Science Council, World Bank (2002)
  • Member, Review of Chemistry Research in UK Universities (2002)
  • Advisor, Development Gateway’s Knowledge Economy, World Bank, USA (2002)
  • Member, International Commission on Intellectual Property Rights, UK (2001)
  • Member, Review Committee, Chemical Engineering Department, University of Cambridge, UK (2001)
  • Member, Board of Trustees, Medicine for Malaria Venture, Geneva (2001)
  • Chairman, Innovation in Developing World Committee, Third World Academy of Sciences, Trieste (2000)
  • Member, Advisory Board, World Wide Academy (WIPO), Geneva (1999-)
  • Member, Review Committee, Commonwealth Science Council, London (1998)
  • Chairman, Standing Committee on Information Technology (WIPO), Geneva (1998)
  • Member, CSIR (South Africa) International Review Committee (1997)

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