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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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.
The Alchemy of Change Suggestion Suggestion Cynthia Pannucci   |   added on Jun 24, 2011 We invite, via our current OPEN CALL, people involved in the field of Chemistry to share their unique visual images that bring the science [or art] of alchemic change to the viewer in powerful visceral ways.
Topic: exhibition Audience: educators, professional chemists, professors, researchers, iyc enthusiasts, international, global, post, teachers
DTSC: Celebrating Chemistry and IYC 2011 in California Discussion Discussion Jim Wasserman   |   added on Jun 15, 2011 In Berkeley, Cal/EPA's Department of Toxic Substances Control brought together scientists from throughout California to celebrate IYC 2011 and discuss their professional journeys and careers in chemistry.
Topic: engaging the youth, conferences, history of chemistry, environment Audience: scientists, professional chemists, students, iyc enthusiasts, researchers, global
IYC 2011(HK) Online Video Competition (both Chi. & Eng. versions) Collaboration Collaboration Chi yan, stephen Cheung   |   added on Jun 04, 2011 An online initiative to engage all to shoot whatever daily lives in relevance to Chemistry and have the shortlist clips uploaded to the IYC2011(HK) Forum for determination of ultimate winners
Topic: hands-on activities, engaging the youth, experiments, competition, environment, climate change Audience: general public, students, secondary schools, teachers, high schools, scientists, school children, educators, primary schools, tertiary education, international, iyc enthusiasts, global, post graduate students, regional, post secondary students
Build The Future For The Next Generation Of Young Scientists Discussion Discussion Randy rizky Ramadhan   |   added on Jun 04, 2011 This is how i think we should do.
Topic: engaging the youth Audience: general public, students, secondary schools, teachers, scientists, high schools, school children, educators, professional chemists, primary schools, researchers, post graduate students, post secondary students, global
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