International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Bioneutron 2012: Neutron Scattering Highlights on Water and Biological Systems Federica Migliardo   |   added on Feb 16, 2012    |    Italy The International Workshop BIONEUTRON 2012: Neutron Scattering Highlights on Water and Biological Systems is mainly addressed to highlight the versatile applicability of neutron scattering to the everwidening field of biological studies, as well as its complementarity with other spectroscopic and numerical techniques.
Topic: workshop, biochemistry, biophysics, biology Audience:
Open Day in Laboratory of Metallomics and Nanotechnology Vojtech Adam   |   added on Dec 14, 2011    |    Czech Republic Laboratory of Metallomics and nanotechnology , Faculty of Agronomy, Mendel University in Brno in the completion of the International Year of Chemistry organizes open day. They are ready to habitat, where visitors will be able to see the ingoing scientific laboratories and chemical analysis. The speech will be about nanotechnol
Topic: biophysical chemistry, electrochemistry, bioelectrochemistry, physical chemistry, mathematics, physics, nanotechnology, biochemistry, biology Audience: students, chemists, physicists, mathematics, biochemists, biologists, educators, researches, academics employees
Chemistry of the Ocean Donna Wrublewski   |   added on Oct 26, 2011    |    United States A display building off the existing Coral Reef Project at the Marston Science Library, it will focus on the chemistry of coral reefs and ocean habitats.
Topic: chemistry education, biochemistry, ocean chemistry Audience: tertiary education, students
Bioconnect 2011 Marcin Chlystun   |   added on Apr 07, 2011    |    Poland First International Biochemistry and Biotechnology conference, activating and integrating science and business activities in the Wielkopolska region and beyond. details at www.nickelbioconnect2011.com and marcin.chlystun@ntpp.pl
Topic: Audience: bioconnect, biotechnology, biochemistry
Can We Grow Energy? - Role of Chemistry in the Energy Future Tanya Fogg   |   added on Apr 05, 2011    |    United States The global demand for energy continues to soar and the interface of biology-chemistry to fossil fuel replacement may be the next breakthrough. What chemical technologies are holding promise for this challenge? Will biofuels be the solution or create other problems? Dr. Bruce Dale discusses the challenges, innovations, and que
Topic: biofuels, fossil fuels, biochemistry, green chemistry, petroleum research, chemistry Audience: chemists, students, professors, biochemists
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