International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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1st CSJ Chemical Festa Yusuke Kawase   |   added on Jul 25, 2011    |    Japan The renew autumn meetings attract more than 1,000 participants in order to discuss among inadustrial, academic and govermental chemists.
Topic: conferences Audience: professional chemists, students, industrial chemists, general public, post graduate students, decision makers, universities, professors, graduate students, women chemists
Homo Sapiens Report, the Future of Humanity Michael Wadleigh   |   added on Jul 22, 2011    |    International Includes the most important global issues facing science-chemistry, for example: can democracy and the free market secure sustainable development and a positive future for humanity, or must science – knowledge – take the lead?
Topic: future problems-solutions, sustainable development Audience: chemistry leaders, decision makers, educators
Conference on International Cooperation and Chemical Safety and Security Keith Powell   |   added on Jul 18, 2011    |    Netherlands The conference is intended to promote the goals of the Chemical Weapons Convention by highlighting, in conjunction with major international stakeholders, both the achievements of the OPCW and the challenges that lie ahead.
Topic: chemistry education, conferences, sustainable and green chemistry Audience: professional chemists, general public, professors, research scientists, universities, educational institutions, decision makers, graduate students
ATOM - the Chemistry Club of O.P.J.S. Yash Agrawal   |   added on Jul 14, 2011    |    India WE ARE WORKING FOR IYC 2011. www.atom-opjs.blogspot.com
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, conferences, networking, educational materials, seminars, analytical chemistry, hands-on activities, workshops, sustainable and green chemistry, demonstrations, publications, competition, references, industrial trade fair, art, biotechnology, website, science fair Audience: students, professional chemists, general public, professors, educators, research scientists, universities, teachers, industrial chemists, post graduate students, women chemists, educational institutions, secondary school students, decision makers, tertiary education, high schools, school children, secondary schools, secondary schools students
Who's Around the Corner - Performing Technology Scouting and Market Feasibility Analysis Tanya Fogg   |   added on Jul 12, 2011    |    United States Many businesses fail because they are late to recognize key changes in the technology and market landscape. How can you make sure your business, products, and services remain relevant to your Many businesses fail because they are late to recognize key changes in the technology and market landscape.
Topic: scouting, marketing, market analysis, business pr Audience: students, professional chemists, general public, professors, educators, research scientists, universities, teachers, industrial chemists, post graduate students, women chemists, educational institutions, secondary school students, decision makers, tertiary education, high schools, school children, secondary schools, graduate students, secondary schools students
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