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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Circle of conferences for the development of new scientist on Mexico Collaboration Collaboration Alejandro Andrade   |   added on Oct 19, 2010 The main idea is to show young people that science is an exciting way to live our life, it's a legacy of noble acts that improves the human kind.
Topic: exhibition, engaging the youth, climate change, show, seminars, environment, life style Audience: general public, students, high schools, professional chemists, teachers, tertiary education
CHEMISTRY WORLD YOUTH CONGRESS Collaboration Collaboration Jorge Ruiz-Davila   |   added on Oct 15, 2010 We have started the national and international promotion of this important event at our University, Peru and other countries
Topic: hands-on activities, conferences, workshops, exhibition, experiments, engaging the youth, science fair, climate change, presentations Audience: students, secondary schools, school children, scientists, high schools, educators, professional chemists, teachers, tertiary education
Interacting with other groups via the web Suggestion Suggestion Carlos Ortega   |   added on Oct 08, 2010 Would it be possible that by exploiting the media and the internet, we know that is done in other countries?
Topic: workshops, conferences, exhibition, play, show, presentations Audience: educators, general public, students, secondary schools, scientists, high schools, professional chemists, teachers, post graduate students, international, global
Periodic Table Suggestion Suggestion Mercy Kiiru   |   added on Aug 19, 2010 We should celebrate all aspects of each element on the day it coincides with the atomic number. e.g day 1- Hydrogen, day 10 - Neon, day 58- Cerium......etc.
Topic: hands-on activities, workshops, conferences, exhibition, history of chemistry, show, science fair, engaging the youth, competition, seminars, experiments, presentations, periodic table, chemistry olympiad Audience: secondary schools, general public, high schools, educators, students, school children, scientists, professional chemists, tertiary education, teachers, regional, primary schools, post graduate students, international, iyc enthusiasts, global
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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