International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Portraits & Bio EXPO : "Celebrating Women in Chemistry: pioneers and future promises" Addy María Gomez   |   added on Aug 28, 2011    |    Mexico Small Portraits and Bio Expo to celebrate women in chemistry, rescuing the contributions of pioneers in the field and attracting students and general public attention toward the female chemists that are considered internationally as promises of the future for their work and profiles.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, art, chemistry education Audience: students, general public, universities, women chemists, secondary school students, secondary schools
Exibition on Marie Curie Asuka Takahashi   |   added on Aug 18, 2011    |    Japan Exibition on　Marie Curie for International year of　CHEMISTRY 2011 will be held at Isahaya Public Library
Topic: celebrating chemistry, sustainable and green chemistry, art, references Audience: students, general public, school children, secondary schools, high schools
IYC 2011 Day at The Breen Technology Center in Cleveland Ohio Tiffany Squires   |   added on Aug 11, 2011    |    United States On-site event for children of employees. "Household Chemistry" and other activities taking place to encourage interest of young people in chemistry. Set up like a "Bring Your Child to Work" day, but infused with exciting chemistry lessons & a chance to see where mom & dad work!
Topic: celebrating chemistry, paint, art, workshops, demonstrations and hands-on activities Audience: school children, professional chemists, parents
“Chemistry, Sciences, Culture and Society in the making of Europe” David Coates   |   added on Jul 26, 2011    |    France An international conference exploring the impacts and relevance of chemistry on both the past and modern European society.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, demonstrations, sustainable and green chemistry, website, biotechnology, art, chemistry education Audience: students, professional chemists, professors, educators, research scientists, teachers, universities, post graduate students, women chemists, decision makers, educational institutions
“Your Magic – It’s Chemistry” Exhibition Teruto Ohta   |   added on Jul 19, 2011    |    Japan An exhibition are planned to let visitors experience fun, surprise and wonder through exhibition pieces related with chemistry and materials. Through this, science museums in the world will be inspired to introduce more exhibition of chemistry.
Topic: hands-on activities, demonstrations, educational materials, art, website, publications, workshops, sustainable and green chemistry Audience: elementary, secondary and high school students and general public
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