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Popularization of petrochemistry in Russia Yuliya Datsyuk | added on Apr 14, 2011 | Russian Federation CJSC "SIBUR Holding" is planning widespread promo-actions and PR-campaigns, aimed at attractivation of petrochemistry.The second big project devoted to IYC 2011 is the International competition of innovative ideas in the sphere of production and application of petrochemical products.
NATA Young Scientists of the Year Award 2011 Philip Keeffe | added on Apr 07, 2011 | Australia An annual natiional science competition for Primary School students to encourage young scientists and promote learning of science among schoolchildren.
Home-made Experiments Contest Lautaro Kremenchuzky | added on Apr 03, 2011 | Argentina The contest consists of making a home-made experiment, which must be recorded and uploaded. Previously, they must set a hypothesis and afterwards, there must be a conclusion.
| Topic: | celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, educational materials, competition, science fair | Audience: |
Worlds Largest Chemistry Lesson Jason Dornbush | added on Mar 31, 2011 | United States Join the Grout Museum District as we attempt the Guinness World RecordsTM Largest Chemistry Lesson. This is one for the record books.
| Topic: | celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, hands-on activities, demonstrations, competition | Audience: | students, general public, educators, universities |
Crystal Growing Competition Ruth Meaney | added on Mar 28, 2011 | Australia The RACI Qld Crystal Growing Competition is an opportunity for students to take part in a scientific competition. The process is simple, and designed to encourage students to develop an interest in Chemistry from a young age.
