International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Nanotechnolgy and Creative Future of Chemistry Collaboration Collaboration Parvinder Singh   |   added on Jan 20, 2011 National Conference on nanotechnology and Creative Future of Chemistry likely to held in October 2011 in Chandigarh
Topic: conferences, presentations, seminars, drawing competition Audience: students, scientists, teachers, educators, researchers, post graduate students, professional chemists.
Encyclopedia of Earth Collaboration Collaboration Sidney Draggan   |   added on Jan 05, 2011 The Encyclopedia of Earth, an electronic reference about the Earth, its natural environments, and their interaction with society. The Encyclopedia is a free, fully searchable collection of content contributed by scholars, professionals, educators, practitioners and other experts who collaborate and review each other's work.
Topic: chemistry teaching, chemistry of nature, environment, encyclopedia, water quality, climate change, history of chemistry Audience: general public, students, secondary schools, high schools, scientists, educators, professional chemists., iyc enthusiasts, international, global, decision makers
Foundation of the Mexican Society of Chemistry's Ex-olympics. Suggestion Suggestion David Yafté Díaz-Sánchez   |   added on Jan 02, 2011 The ex-olympics are a big group of mexican students who in past years participated in the National Chemistry Olympiad. The official creation of this society is a way of bringing together young chemists in Mexico.
Topic: competition, chemistry olympiad Audience: students, high schools, scientists, teachers, professional chemists., researchers
Celebrating IYC through Programming Suggestion Suggestion Yosi Pramajaya   |   added on Nov 08, 2010 Let's collaborate computer and Chemistry... By creating small/little chemistry encyclopaedy with newest information... And make young people interested with chemistry..
Topic: engaging the youth, hands-on activities Audience: students, professional chemists., iyc enthusiasts, primary schools, tertiary education, teachers, post graduate students
THE CHEMISTRY IS ME Collaboration Collaboration Nicola Spano'   |   added on Aug 10, 2010 It is an event held at an Institute or University involving chemistry students, teachers, businesses, research institutions, etc.. to make exploring the spread of chemistry in all human activities
Topic: hands-on activities, exhibition, experiments Audience: secondary schools, students, school children, professional chemists.
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