International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Chemical Engineering in the International Year of Chemistry Carmen Doria   |   added on Sep 04, 2010    |    Mexico The XXII National Meeting and 1st. International Conference of AMIDIQ will be held on May 3-6, 2011 in the Mayan Riviera, Quintana Roo, Mexico. offer plenary sessions, oral sessions, poster exibition, workshops and an industrial exhibition
Topic: conferences, seminars, workshops, posters, industrial exhibit Audience: professional chemists, students, industrial chemists, graduate students
The American Chemical Society's IYC-2011 Website Liezl Perez   |   added on Aug 31, 2010    |    United States As part of the IYC-2011 initiative, the American Chemical Society has sponsored a website to promote chemistry to the general public and assist interested users in finding and sponsoring outreach activities in 2011. This website is a single-source portal containing the ACS' contribution to this truly global celebration.
Topic: iyc, planners, materials, resources Audience: educators, general public, universities, teachers, school children, secondary schools, women chemists, educational institutions, high schools, secondary school students, graduate students, secondary schools students
A World without Polymers Giancarlo Galli   |   added on Aug 29, 2010    |    International We will hold a video and essay contest celebrating IYC. The topic will be to imagine a "World without Polymers" and to write about the detrimental effect on society if polymers were absent. We expect to award prizes including a trip to the World Chemical Congress for award winners.
Topic: competition Audience: students, school children, secondary schools, high schools
Chemistry: History, Philosophy and Education Alexander Martínez   |   added on Aug 28, 2010    |    Colombia National seminar about the historical and epistemological problems of chemistry and the relationships with chemical education, diffusion and communication.
Topic: conferences, chemistry, workshops, chemistry education, educational materials, courses Audience: professional chemists, students, educators, post graduate students, professors, universities, teachers, educational institutions
Elemental Matters: Artists Imagine Chemistry Shelley Geehr   |   added on Aug 26, 2010    |    United States Elemental Matters: Artists Imagine Chemistry, an exhibition in the Hach Gallery at the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, features seven contemporary artists whose artwork responds to the elements, the seminal building blocks of all matter.
Topic: art, celebrating chemistry Audience: general public, professional chemists, students, educators
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