International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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IL Mat 2011 - Ionic Liquids Derived Materials - december 5th and 6th, 2011 Marie-alexandra Neouze   |   added on Feb 24, 2011    |    Austria 2 days syposium dedicated to the emerging field of ionic liquid based materials. Four topics will be given: synthesis, characterization, theory and applications. Goal: present new results, exchange experience, find new original ideas
Topic: conference Audience: researchers, post graduate students and professors., women chemists
Popularisation of Green Chemistry Damodar Prabhu   |   added on Feb 15, 2011    |    India The National Seminar on Popularisation of Green Chemistry will be held on February ,19, 2011 at Sri Chaitanya College, Vijayawada, AP, India.for the benefit of teachers, researchers and educators in Green Chemistry.
Topic: seminars, educational materials, publication, book, networking, demonstrations Audience: teachers, researchers, educators, science policy makers
International Conference on Materials and Technologies for Green Chemistry Mihkel Koel   |   added on Feb 07, 2011    |    Estonia This conference is designed for people involved in any aspect of studies and applications in chemistry leading towards sustainable development in science and technology. A key objective of this conference is to provide an environment leading to a broadly-based interdisciplinary communication. Attendees from industrial and gove
Topic: conferences, sustainable and green chemistry Audience: professional chemists, industrial chemists, researchers
The Future of Women in Chemistry and Science Steve Haase   |   added on Feb 04, 2011 The Future of Women in Chemistry and Science is an hour-long virtual seminar that brings together 60 of today’s leading minds to discuss and define how women can move the field of chemistry forward. It covers topics from work-life balance and gender differences to mentoring young women and fostering executive leadership.
Topic: seminars, chemistry, celebrating chemistry, virtual conference Audience: students, professional chemists, professors, educators, general public, industrial chemists, universities, researchers, post graduate students, teachers, women chemists, women, graduate students
Coordination Chemistry Discussion Group (CCDG) Stephen Ashworth   |   added on Jan 10, 2011    |    United Kingdom The annual meeting of the Coordination Chemistry Discussion Group (CCDG). The group seeks to support the scientific interests of those involved with any aspect of co-ordination Chemistry, primarily through organising scientific meetings and providing bursaries to encourage postgraduate participation in meetings.
Topic: coordination chemistry Audience: students, professional chemists, researchers, graduate students
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