International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Systems Chemistry Antje Teegler   |   added on Mar 24, 2011    |    Greece COST is celebrating the International Year of Chemistry with its third edition of the COST-ESF High-level Research Conference series on Systems Chemistry that will take place in October 2011 in Crete/Greece.
Topic: conferences, networking, publications Audience: students, professors, research scientists, industrial chemists, professional chemists, universities, post graduate students, women chemists
4th Environmental conference of Macedonia Athanasios Papaopoulos   |   added on Mar 14, 2011    |    Greece The Environmental conference of Macedonia is held every 3 years in Macedonia and aims to provide a forum for scientists, engineers and educators involved in all aspects of the environment.
Topic: conferences, educational materials, chemistry, sustainable and green chemistry Audience: students, professional chemists, research scientists, industrial chemists, universities, women chemists, educational institutions, tertiary education
The Anatolia College Science and Technology Annual Conference Theofanis Antonoglou   |   added on Mar 01, 2011    |    Greece ACSTAC is a student a conference /educational simulation that models a scientific conference which will give students the opportunity to participate in a research-based process and to present their work.
Topic: conferences, chemistry, science fair Audience: teachers, secondary school students, high schools, school children, secondary schools students
Workshop: Science and patents: linking university research, intellectual property and knowledge transfer Natasa Doslik   |   added on Feb 10, 2011    |    Greece The workshop will cover topics including commercialisation of research, patenting, importance of searching prior art, and managing intellectual property, with particular reference to the field of chemistry.
Topic: workshop, chemistry, intellectual property, inventions, patents, technology transfer Audience: professors, students, researchers in university and research centres, tto staff and smes
"Awarness on Interface Doctorate Studies in Chemistry" Contest. Evangelia Varella   |   added on Feb 07, 2011    |    Greece Ph.D. candidates, who study and perform research work at the interface of chemistry and other scientific disciplines, are invited to write an essay, describing their experience on being a third-cycle student.
Topic: inter-disciplinary, chemistry education Audience: ph.d. candidates, young researchers, educational institutions, decision makers
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