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'Our Scientists' A Series of Knowledge Sharing
Monika Jain | added on Mar 18, 2011 | India
This group is organizing a series of programs to promote scientific and technological activities and to improve the applications of the subject. As inaugural program, we are organizing A knowledge sharing lecture series “Our Scientist”.
Scientific Update - Conference & Training Providers for Industrial Organic Chemists
Claire Francis | added on Mar 16, 2011 | United Kingdom
Scientific Update, established in 1989 by Dr. Trevor Laird, organises conferences and training courses for industrial chemists and chemical engineers in chemical development and scale-up and many other specialist topics in organic chemistry. We also provide extensive consultancy services in these fields.
Broadcasting to the World
Sheehan Misko | added on Mar 10, 2011 | United States
Broadcasting to the World: Bob Barrett, the host of public radio “The Health Show” will help us create a series of podcasts of interviews.
Science in the Arts
Sheehan Misko | added on Mar 10, 2011 | United States
Science in the Arts: Chemistry will be celebrated by exploring its story and impact as reflected in the arts.
"All Our Yesterdays"
Sheehan Misko | added on Mar 10, 2011 | United States
All our Yesterdays: The pace of technological progress in clinical laboratory testing has been rapid and the lifetime of most analyzers is less than 10 years. To document and capture a special aspect of the history of clinical laboratory testing, Larry Kricka and Peter Wilding initiated this long-term project.