International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Workshop: Chemistry and patents - success for innovation Natasa Doslik   |   added on Mar 29, 2011    |    Germany The workshop on 29.04.2011 will cover topics including commercialisation of research, patenting, importance of searching prior art, and exploiting intellectual property, with particular reference to the field of chemistry.
Topic: workshops, chemistry, intellectual property, inventions, patents, technology transfer Audience: researchers in university and research centers, representative from industry, professionals, professors, students and other relevant entities, primarily those involved in chemistry.
Biofilms: Friend or Foe? Antje Teegler   |   added on Mar 24, 2011    |    Germany Researchers & industry representatives from disciplines such as biochemistry, engineering, microbiology, physics, computer science and surface science will meet in order to integrate their contribution and to increase the understanding of biofilm development as well as to explore potential beneficial applications of biofilms.
Topic: workshops, networking, biotechnology, publications Audience: research scientists, industrial chemists, post graduate students, women chemists, decision makers
Ten Experiments and questions out of the field of chemistry Frank P. Dietrich   |   added on Mar 19, 2011    |    Germany Visitors of the "Maimarkt" in Stuttgart-Wangen will have the opportunity to do ten experiments and find answers to questions. concerning chemical issues.
Topic: questions, answers, experiments Audience: maimarkt, children
Workshop: Patente und Chemie - eine erfolgreiche Zusammenarbeit (Workshop: Patents and chemistry - a successful cooperation) Natasa Doslik   |   added on Mar 04, 2011    |    Germany The workshop will cover topics including patenting of inventions and managing intellectual property.
Topic: workshops, intellectual property, inventions, patents, technology transfer Audience: patentanwälte und patentingenieure, patentrechtlich interessierte Öffentlichkeit und studenten
Performing Science 2011 Selma Yilmaz   |   added on Feb 21, 2011    |    Germany The Center for Media and Interactivity (ZMI) at Justus Liebig University (JLU) Giessen offers the Giessen Prize for scholarly presentation & lecture performance for the second time in 2011, which is the Year of Chemistry: Performing Science honors innovative forms of knowledge presentation.
Topic: competition Audience: students, professors, professional chemists, general public, research scientists, universities, post graduate students, women chemists
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