International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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LGC Standards celebrates IYC2011 Roger Kasselstrand   |   added on Jan 09, 2011    |    Sweden We would like to celebrate this IYC2011 by promoting chemistry in a monthly newsletter to all our customers. The theme of the monthly newsletter would be the same theme as the Swedish National Committee for Chemistry has chosen.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, networking, chemistry education, sustainable and green chemistry, analytical chemistry, art Audience: students, professional chemists, professors, industrial chemists, post graduate students, universities, research scientists, women chemists, decision makers
Global Chemical Experiment - Paraguay participation Lourdes Gisella Duarte Pereira   |   added on Jan 05, 2011    |    Paraguay This event it's going to be with school from all the country by developping ways to make the water a chemical solution. The organizer are: National Node
Topic: competition, science fair, art Audience: secondary schools students, school children, high schools, secondary school students, educational institutions, tertiary education
Chemistry for All! 'Atoms of Delight' Elizabeth Stevenson   |   added on Dec 30, 2010    |    United Kingdom A celebration of chemistry:past present and future. Encouraging participation and engagement to highlight the importance and wonder of chemistry in all of our lives.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, networking, hands-on activities, demonstrations, art, sharing Audience: professional chemists, professors, educators, decision makers, students, general public, post graduate students, secondary schools
Open Door Day Lourdes Gisella Duarte Pereira   |   added on Dec 05, 2010    |    Paraguay It's going to take place the 14 of october 2011. This event we hope the colaboration from all the school. The objective it's to exchange ideas and see how the chemistry grow up in our country - Paraguay-. This event organize the AEQPP (Studend Association of Pure Chemistry of Paraguay)
Topic: conferences, celebrating chemistry, networking, chemistry education, seminars, educational materials, hands-on activities, workshops, sustainable and green chemistry, publications, analytical chemistry, demonstrations, competition, art, website, biotechnology Audience: students, educators, professors, universities
Capturing Chemistry Peter Crowley   |   added on Nov 19, 2010    |    Ireland In Summer 2011 NUI Galway will exhibit artworks about Chemistry. We would like you to submit an artwork, which draws attention to chemistry in the everyday world.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, art, competition Audience: students, professional chemists, educators, industrial chemists, general public, post graduate students, teachers, decision makers, research scientists, women chemists, tertiary education, secondary schools, educational institutions, secondary school students
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