International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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chemistry olympiad climate change competition conferences drawing competition engaging the youth environment exhibition experiments game hands-on activities history of chemistry periodic table play presentations science fair seminars show water quality workshops

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decision makers educators general public global high schools international iyc enthusiasts post graduate students post secondary students primary schools professional chemists professional chemists. regional researchers school children scientists secondary schools students teachers tertiary education
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ROBOT!!! Collaboration Collaboration Alisha Sasikumar   |   added on Aug 14, 2011 My Ambition Is To Invent A Man Like-Robo.
Topic: chemistry olympiad, game, history of chemistry, presentations, experiments, drawing competition, periodic table, show Audience: students, secondary schools, scientists, professional chemists, researchers, global
Science songs and videos Collaboration Collaboration Jon Chase   |   added on Aug 09, 2011 Encourage students to produce informative songs and videos to help share knowledge about science and chemistry
Topic: engaging the youth, presentations, history of chemistry, competition, periodic table Audience: students, general public, secondary schools, teachers, scientists, high schools, school children, educators, primary schools, tertiary education
IYC TV Commercial Suggestion Suggestion Ivan Faria   |   added on Aug 05, 2011 Communication to evolve.
Topic: engaging the youth, presentations, history of chemistry, environment, exhibition, science fair, climate change, water quality Audience: students, general public, secondary schools, scientists, high schools, school children, educators, professional chemists, primary schools, iyc enthusiasts, researchers, tertiary education, international, global, post graduate students, decision makers, regional, post secondary students
DISCUSS FOR SOLUTIONS Discussion Discussion Yash Agrawal   |   added on Jul 09, 2011 Let us come together to contribute in our small ways....
Topic: engaging the youth, hands-on activities, experiments, workshops, conferences, presentations, history of chemistry, environment, exhibition, competition, science fair, climate change, seminars, chemistry olympiad, game, show, water quality, play, drawing competition, periodic table Audience: general public, students, secondary schools, teachers, scientists, high schools, school children, international, global, researchers, tertiary education, primary schools, iyc enthusiasts, professional chemists, educators, post graduate students, decision makers, regional, post secondary students
Biochemistry of Diabetics Discussion Discussion Dhanaji Bhopate   |   added on Jul 09, 2011 We tell to a people about diabetic awareness.
Topic: workshops, engaging the youth, presentations Audience: general public, students, secondary schools, teachers, scientists, high schools, school children, educators, primary schools, iyc enthusiasts, researchers, global, post graduate students, decision makers, regional, post secondary students, professional chemists.
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