International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Catalan Society of Chemistry new blog for IYC Romà Tauler   |   added on Mar 28, 2011    |    Spain The Catalan Society of Chemistry, with the support of the Science and Technology Section of the Institut d'Estudis Catalans, wants to share with the scientific community the web site http://blocs.iec.cat/aiq2011/.
Topic: conferences, publications, educational materials, blog, website Audience: universities, educational institutions, research scientists, professional chemists
Spanish Commemorative Coin for the International Year of Chemistry Concepció Roca   |   added on Mar 16, 2011    |    Spain In response to a request from the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry, member of Foro QUÍMICA y SOCIEDAD, the “Real Casa de la Moneda” minted a new collector coin whose legends and motifs are dedicated to the International Year of Chemistry and the centennial of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Marie Curie.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, art Audience: general public
Second Summer School on “Medicinal Chemistry in Drug Discovery: The Pharma Perspective” Silvia Ortega-gutiérrez   |   added on Mar 15, 2011    |    Spain This event is organized by the Spanish Society of Medicinal Chemistry (SEQT) and Janssen with the aim of approaching the pharma industry to young researchers, both graduate students and post-doctoral associates working in the chemistry and health sciences related fields.
Topic: workshops, medicinal chemistry Audience: professional chemists, post graduate students, graduate students
First Open Days on Chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Málaga under the title: “THE CHEMISTRY WE INVESTIGATE “ Joaquín Quirante   |   added on Feb 24, 2011    |    Spain "First Open Days on Chemistry” at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Málaga: “THE CHEMISTRY WE INVESTIGATE “. April, 27th and 28th of 2011. An innovative academic event aimed at disseminating among undergraduate students, bachelors in Sciences, Ph.D. students and young researchers the state-of-the-art of the researc
Topic: demonstrations, science fair Audience: secondary school students, graduate students, post graduate students, educators, research scientists
Commemorative IYC Publication (in Spanish): “Tienes química, tienes vida” Concepció Roca   |   added on Feb 23, 2011    |    Spain Divulgative publication by the Chemistry and Society Forum. It approaches eleven (for 2011) main sectors in which chemistry and the chemical industry play a vital role in human progress and wellbeing.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, publications, references Audience: general public, decision makers, students, educators
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