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Networking Breakfast - Bryn Mawr, PA, USA
Tina Morgan Ross | added on Jan 13, 2011 | United States
Women Sharing a Chemical Moment in Time
IYC2011 at the University of St. Thomas, Houston TX
Elmer Ledesma | added on Jan 13, 2011 | United States
A lecture to introduce IYC 2011 to the University of St. Thomas community and the general public.
Undergraduates Collaborating for the Future
Elmer Ledesma | added on Jan 13, 2011 | United States
A symposium solely for undergraduate students that gives them the opportunity to present their research work in an oral format at major national meeting. Presentations cover a broad spectrum of the chemical sciences: environmental chemistry, chemical engineering, synthetic chemistry, analytical chemistry.
Networking Breakfast - Dow Chemical Company, Spring House, PA, USA
Janet Windisch | added on Jan 12, 2011 | United States
Dow Chemical WIN Spring House and site manager Dr. Dave Greenley will host a networking breakfast in the Cafeteria Atrium featuring a global “handshake” via teleconference to other participants at 8:00 a.m EST, January 18 2011.
Networking Breakfast - Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA
Penny j. Gilmer | added on Jan 12, 2011 | United States
This is a breakfast for women chemists and other women scientists to gather to learn about twice-Nobelist Marie Curie and to network together to celebrate women in science.