International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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chemistry decision makers educational institutions educators general public high schools industrial chemists networking post graduate students professional chemists professors research scientists school children secondary school students secondary schools students teachers tertiary education universities women chemists
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2011 Science Calendar Dan Hutton   |   added on Aug 06, 2010    |    Australia A 2011 calendar listing upcoming science events at the University of Western Australia. The calendar will be sent to all Western Australian high schools in order to promote science at the University of Western Australia.
Topic: chemistry education, educational materials, art, celebrating chemistry Audience: students, universities, high schools, secondary school students, secondary schools
Writing the World Jane Langley   |   added on Jul 23, 2010    |    United Kingdom Writing the World is Cool it Schools annual poetry competition. We have now launched 'Chain Reactions' a brand new theme all about chemistry.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, competition, educational materials, creative writing, workshops, poetry, science fair Audience: educators, tertiary education, general public, teachers, school children, secondary schools, schools, kids, poetry, creative writing, competition for children, poetry competition, families
365 Molecules Who Changed Chemistry Rodrigo Souza   |   added on Jun 12, 2010    |    Brazil We are planning to celebrate each day of the International Year of Chemistry in Brazil with a different molecule who changed in some way chemistry.
Topic: organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, biotechnology, biochemistry, inorganic chemistry Audience: general public, school children, students, tertiary education, educators, decision makers, professional chemists, regional, secondary schools
Brazilian International Year of Chemistry Domain Rodrigo Souza   |   added on Jun 04, 2010    |    Brazil Development of a domain which will centralize and disseminate all project actions via the Internet for the IYC in Brazil. In this sense, the Brazilian Chemical Society has already registered in the name and activated the domain www.quimica2011.org.br.
Topic: website, celebrating chemistry, networking, chemistry education Audience: general public, school children, students, tertiary education, educators, decision makers, professional chemists, secondary schools
Australian National Chemistry Quiz Vicki Gardiner   |   added on May 22, 2010    |    Australia The Australian National Chemistry Quiz is truly and international activity, currently held in 15 countries and 7 languages. The quiz The Quiz has four age groups – Years 7-8 (middle high school), Years 9-10 (middle high school), Year 11 and Year 12 (senior high school).
Topic: competition Audience: teachers, students, secondary schools
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