International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Reading for Understanding Chemistry Can Zhang   |   added on May 27, 2011    |    China Conducted by China Association of Science and Technology, this activity will feature chemistry popularization books on a variety of topics.
Topic: chemistry education, popularization, books, publications Audience: students, secondary students, public
"Role of Chemistry in everyday life since ancient era" Chetankumar Masram   |   added on May 23, 2011    |    India One Day National Level Conference in Chemistry on "Role of Chemistry in Everyday Life Since Ancient Era" is an event to promote rational spirit in society and to increase the public appreciation and understanding of Chemistry and to encourage the interest of young people in Chemistry.This will definitely enhanced the knowledge
Topic: conferences, chemistry education, celebrating chemistry, demonstrations, science fair, publications Audience: students, professional chemists, general public, professors, educators, universities, teachers, educational institutions, tertiary education, secondary school students, secondary schools
Contemporary Chemistry Conferences Silvia Popescu   |   added on May 23, 2011    |    Romania annual symposium with international participation
Topic: celebrating chemistry, conferences, networking, publications, references Audience: professional chemists, professors, research scientists, universities, teachers, industrial chemists, educational institutions, decision makers
Sibo Mixes Things Up by Ginny Stone Ginny Stone   |   added on May 23, 2011    |    South Africa A fun story book for young children - written in rhyme - with the topic of chemistry woven into the story line. This book is the 10th in the Sibo Series, published by Lets Look publishers (Pretoria, South Africa). It is now available - visit the website for more details - http://www.sibo.co.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, publications, educational materials, hands-on activities Audience: young students, educators
Careers in Chemistry Sergio Musmanni   |   added on May 22, 2011    |    Costa Rica A series of up to 9 careers of chemists will be highlighted with descriptions of what the chemist is doing and the chemistry behind. Some of the careers will come from the academic, private and public sector, like customs, metrology, forensics, environment, health, teaching, quality control, production, etc
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, publications Audience: students, high schools, educators, secondary school students
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