International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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JCIA celebrates the IYC2011 by conducting and participating in exhibitions Ayumu　 Inoue   |   added on Jan 10, 2012    |    Japan JCIA and its members plan to celebrate the International Year of Chemistry by communicating about the IYC2011 to a broad rabge of audiencews by conducting and participating in various exibitions.
Topic: exhibition Audience: students, general public, professional chemists, teachers, industrial chemists
Invisible et Insaisissable // Invisible and Elusive Niki Baccile   |   added on Sep 20, 2011    |    France The exhibition "Invisible and Elusive" takes place within the framework of the International Year of Chemistry and is the accomplishment of the OpenLab Project, to which four CNRS (French National Research Council) research laboratories participated. The OpenLab Project consists of a 6-month collaboration between six major in
Topic: Audience: nanosciences, art, contemporary art, nanotechnology, chemistry, creation, artistic, centre des arts, cnrs, nanosciences ile-de-france, science society, society, exhibition, paris
HKU Chemistry Week 2011 Ella Wong   |   added on Sep 18, 2011    |    Hong Kong HKU Chemistry Week—Our Life, Our Future (Oct 4 - Oct 13, 2011)
Topic: workshops, exhibition, experimental demonstration, forensics, hands-on activities, women in chemistry, forum Audience: students, general public, universities, undergraduate students, secondary school students
Women in Chemistry : our role models from past to present - Special Exhibition at Women’s Archives Center, National Women’s Education Center of Japan Ryoko Akamine   |   added on Jul 19, 2011    |    Japan The exhibition overviews history of Japanese female chemists, their education, career in chemistry and achievements and considers women’s career development in science.
Topic: exhibition Audience: secondary school students, school children, general public
Spaces of Experimentation: The Chemistry Laboratory Throughout History Jesús Galech   |   added on Apr 24, 2011    |    Spain Exhibition at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona's Science and Technology Library showing the daily practice of chemists, their workplaces, material culture and experiments, from alchemical workshops to present day laboratories.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, exhibition Audience: students, professional chemists, post graduate students, tertiary education
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