International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Surface Science - Towards Nano, Bio-, and Green Innovation Tetsuya Hasegawa   |   added on Dec 01, 2011    |    Japan ISSS-6 is the 6th in a series of International Symposium on Surface Science organized by the Surface Science Society of Japan. This symposium highlights the recent achivements in surface science and relevant fields, focusing on nano, bio-, and green technologies.
Topic: conferences, sustainable and green chemistry Audience: students, professional chemists, professors, industrial chemists, graduate students
New Methodologies in Chemistry Education Damodar Prabhu   |   added on Nov 28, 2011    |    India Royal College of Arts , Science and Commerce,Mira Road, Thane Distict ,India has organised a National level Seminar on "New Methodologies in Chemistry Education' on December 20, 2011 to address the new challenges in Chemistry Education.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, conferences, networking, seminars, educational materials Audience: students, professors, educators, teachers, research scientists, universities, industrial chemists, post graduate students, women chemists, educational institutions, decision makers, tertiary education
An inter-school quiz on Chemistry Bhagyabati Nayak   |   added on Nov 28, 2011    |    India An inter-school quiz on Chemistry was organised on November 26 in which participants from 22 schools from all over Odisha took part. The competition was held in six rounds and six schools qualified for the final rounds
Topic: “chemistry” – the mother of sciences Audience: students, general public, professors, educators, teachers, high schools, school children, secondary schools students
“INSPIRE” - a seminar on the Indian department of science and technology program Bhagyabati Nayak   |   added on Nov 28, 2011    |    India A seminar talk on the theme “INSPIRE” a programme initiated by DST (department of science and technology) was given by prof. T.K.chandrasekhar, Director NISER Bhubaneswar which was based on the different avenues in the field of chemistry.
Topic: chemistry education Audience: students, professors, teachers, senior secondary schools students
Green Chemistry in Odisha Bhagyabati Nayak   |   added on Nov 21, 2011    |    India In the seminar the students from 21 schools of odisha had participated and displayed beautiful and scientific powerpoint presentations on “GREEN CHEMISTRY”.
Topic: sustainable and green chemistry Audience: students, professors, teachers, secondary school students, high schools, school children, secondary schools
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