International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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KIMO Rita Orlando   |   added on Nov 09, 2010    |    Italy A new and creative way to disseminate science, through animation and visual arts.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, chemistry, art Audience: young people, students, general public, educational institutions
A Series of Chemistry Popularization Workshops Brijesh Pare   |   added on Nov 03, 2010    |    India For Indian Middle, High and Secondary level school students and Teachers. Organizations of chemistry popularization workshops by quizzing the students of Indian school of class 7th to class 12th and Teachers. In India we propose to conduct 10 such workshops during IYC - 2011
Topic: workshops, hands-on activities, art, sustainable and green chemistry, competition Audience: students, educators, professors, teachers, secondary schools, educational institutes, high schools, middle schools, higher secondary schools
Italian IYC website www.chimica2011.it Veronica Cremonesi   |   added on Oct 15, 2010    |    Italy Website dedicated to the promotion of the events organized in the International Year of Chemistry in Italy by the sponsors
Topic: conferences, celebrating chemistry, seminars, chemistry education, educational materials, science fair, art, publications, website Audience: students, professional chemists, educators, general public, teachers
The Chemical Heritage Foundation's Year-long IYC 2011 Celebration Monica Fonorow   |   added on Oct 15, 2010    |    United States Throughout 2011 the Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) will produce events and programs to further the goals of the International Year of Chemistry.
Topic: conferences, hands-on activities, sustainable and green chemistry, publications, art, educational materials Audience: students, professional chemists, educators, industrial chemists, general public, decision makers, research scientists, women chemists, educational institutions
Periodic Table on Show Vicki Gardiner   |   added on Oct 08, 2010    |    Australia Australian artists will join with chemists to produce a unique interpretation of each element of the 2010 IUPAC Periodic Table. The artwork will be available for touring, photographed for posters, and become a web-resource listing information prepared by the chemist and the story behind the piece by the artists.
Topic: art, educational materials, website, chemistry education, celebrating chemistry Audience: general public, students, research scientists, professional chemists, secondary schools
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