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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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
SEMINAR Discussion Discussion Kartik Bar   |   added on Oct 31, 2011 AS I AM A TEACHER OF CHEMISTRY ,I WANT TO PRESENT A SHORT SEMINAR ON SEPARATION OF MIXTURE (SOLID -LIQUID,LIQUID-LIQUID...).AS STUDENTS ARE NOT VERY FIMILER ABOUT THE PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE ,THIS WILL HELP THEM TO STUDY CHEMISTRY MORE EASY AND ATTRACTIVE.....
Topic: seminars Audience: students, general public, secondary schools, teachers, high schools, school children, educators
Communicating Chemistry in Primetime and Online: A Workshop Report Suggestion Suggestion Tina Masciangioli   |   added on Oct 11, 2011 A U.S. National Academies Chemical Sciences Roundtable workshop report that is available online for free throughout the world. It contains useful information and ideas for improving chemistry communication with general and technical audiences.
Topic: chemistry education, workshops, chemistry, publications Audience: professional chemists, prof, educators, teachers, decision makers
Inauguration of the Marie SkÅ‚odowska Curie Conference Centre of ECHA Collaboration Collaboration Virginia Mercouri   |   added on Oct 08, 2011 Under the auspices of the Polish Presidency of the European Union and UNESCO
Topic: history of chemistry, exhibition, engaging the youth Audience: students, teachers, scientists, professional chemists, educators, decision makers, post graduate students, post secondary students
Science Weekends Suggestion Suggestion Abhishek kumar Sinha   |   added on Sep 28, 2011 Every weekends should be dedicated to science. Chemistry in life should be discussed in home, school, locality and also on social networking sites.
Topic: engaging the youth, experiments, workshops, conferences, presentations, exhibition, science fair, seminars Audience: secondary schools, teachers, students, general public, scientists, high schools, school children, educators, professional chemists, primary schools, iyc enthusiasts, researchers, international, tertiary education, global, decision makers, post graduate students, regional, post secondary students
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