Mukuba University Chemical Society -MUCS

04/06/2026

The stage is set, the arguments are synthesized, and the rivalry is real. The Mukuba University Chemical Society is going head-to-head with Copperbelt University (CBU) in an epic academic showdown!
​We aren’t just mixing chemicals; we are clashing minds to find solutions that go beyond borders. Who will catalyze the best arguments and take home the crown? 👑
​Theme: Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future 🌿
​Date: 5th June 2026
​Time: 14:00 HRS
​Venue: MLT, Mukuba University
​Come through, support your team, and witness intellectual chemistry in action! 🧠✨

16/05/2026

The Chemical Society of Zambia Student Chapter, in collaboration with Mopani Central Training Centre, invites you to an insightful Online Session on Industrial Attachments & Internship Opportunities.

This session is designed to help students understand the value of industrial attachments, gain practical career guidance, and learn how to maximize internship opportunities for professional growth in the chemical and industrial sectors.

📅 Date: Saturday, 16 May 2026
⏰ Time: 19:00 Hours
💻 Platform: Microsoft Teams

🔗 Join the session here:
Microsoft Teams Event Link

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, network, and prepare for your future career pathway.

Joel Kambenja Joglad
Chemical Society of Zambia

11/05/2026

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Please study chemistry 😔😔

11/05/2026

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18/04/2026

The more you know

Have you heard of organic chemistry legend Robert Burns Woodward?

Nature is full of organic substances - a large and highly diverse array of chemical compounds that contain the basic element carbon. Building, or synthesising, organic substances using chemical methods is important in both scientific and industrial contexts. Synthesis often entails complicated, multi-step processes. Woodward mastered these processes and successfully synthesised a large number of substances: quinine, cholesterol, cortisone, several antibiotic substances, and chlorophyll, the substance that gives leaves their green colour.

Woodward and coworker William Doering completed the synthesis of quinine (in a nonstereoselective mixture) on Woodward’s 27th birthday, 10 April 1944. This led to more synthetic drugs that were able to control various stages of malaria.

Woodward was awarded the 1965 Nobel Prize in Chemistry "for his outstanding achievements in the art of organic synthesis."

Learn more: https://bit.ly/2wdavdv

Photo: Harvard University, Cambridge (Mass.), 1965, Wikimedia Commons

12/03/2026

Today marked a remarkable coming together of different societies at Mukuba University, namely the Chemical Society, the Pharmaceutical Society, and the Biomedical Society—in collaboration with Copper Rose Zambia.

This event highlighted the power of youth collaboration. It showed that even though we serve different disciplines, we share a common vision: to see Zambia move forward in a way that honors our forefathers while integrating modern understanding on critical issues such as gender‑based violence, contraceptive use, and education.

As the Chemical Society, we look forward to continued engagement, because shared ideas can spark freedom and innovation.

happy youth day to y'all.

31/01/2026

smiles of great achievers.