International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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IYC & the Glasgow Insight into Science and Technology Craig Mcinnes   |   added on Mar 21, 2011    |    United Kingdom Publicize The International Year of Chemistry through a short science communication article published on the GIST's website (www.the-gist.org), and other forums.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, publications, website Audience: students, professional chemists, general public
Science Hideout Chemistry Website Dean Jarois   |   added on Mar 16, 2011    |    United States www.Sciencehideout.net is dedicated to chemical education. It is a family friendly, safe environment to learn about chemistry and watch videos on experiments.
Topic: website, celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, educational materials, hands-on activities, demonstrations, publications, art, references Audience: general public, educators, research scientists, teachers, women chemists, tertiary education, secondary school students, high schools, school children, secondary schools, graduate students, secondary schools students
Online Interactive Periodic Table Carolyn Riches   |   added on Mar 11, 2011    |    United Kingdom This freely available educational resource is aimed at teachers and students. It is Syngenta’s first online contribution to the International Year of Chemistry.
Topic: chemistry education, educational materials, demonstrations, website Audience: students, educators, teachers, educational institutions, decision makers, secondary school students, high schools, secondary schools, secondary schools students
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.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, conferences, networking, demonstrations, biotechnology, website, publications, science fair, hands-on activities, industrial trade fair, analytical chemistry Audience: students, general public, educators, research scientists, industrial chemists, universities, post graduate students, women chemists, educational institutions, decision makers, tertiary education, high schools, secondary schools, secondary schools students, secondary school students
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.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, conferences, networking, seminars, educational materials, sustainable and green chemistry, workshops, demonstrations, competition, analytical chemistry, website, art, biotechnology, industrial trade fair Audience: students, professional chemists, professors, general public, educators, research scientists, industrial chemists, universities, teachers, post graduate students, women chemists, educational institutions, decision makers, tertiary education, secondary school students, high schools, school children, secondary schools, secondary schools students
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