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For any 0-cell $B$ in a 2-category $\Bc$ we introduce the notion of adjoint algebra $\adj_B$. This is an algebra in the center of $\Bc$. We prove that, if $\ca$ is a finite tensor category, this notion applied to the 2-category of $\ca$-module categories, coincides with the one introduced by Shimizu [Further results on the structure of (Co)ends in fintite tensor categories}, Appl. Categor. Struct. (2019). this https URL]. As a consequence of this general approach, we obtain new results on the adjoint algebra for tensor categories.