International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Chemistry club in every school Collaboration Collaboration Mohamed wessim Mahouachi   |   added on Nov 04, 2011 Every child in this earth has the right to know that chemistry is very imporatnt in our daily life and it's very useful
Topic: engaging the youth, hands-on activities, experiments, workshops, presentations, history of chemistry, exhibition, environment, competition, science fair, seminars, climate change, chemistry olympiad, game, show, periodic table, play, drawing competition Audience: students, general public, secondary schools, teachers, scientists, high schools, school children, educators, professional chemists, primary schools, iyc enthusiasts, international, researchers, tertiary education, global, decision makers, post graduate students, post secondary students
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
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
Scientists in the Class! Suggestion Suggestion Latrece Johnson   |   added on Jun 26, 2011 Children engage in simple chemistry experiments all month long. Use a simplified version of the scientific method and ask/answer questions about what you did.
Topic: hands-on courses, engaging the youth, experiments, show Audience: iyc enthusiasts, preschool teachers, iyc
Chemical Art, a particular research of PHD position Collaboration Collaboration Simon Raffy   |   added on May 19, 2011 Most of us try to use popular science for explain chemistry to the general public. It's not the only way : my goal is to fabricate chemical sculpture like dynamics systeme. We can fascinate the public with beautiful visual effect to increase there curiosity.
Topic: show, exhibition, experiments, presentations, art, sculpture, history of chemistry Audience: general public, students, teachers, scientists, global, professional chemists., international, iyc enthusiasts
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