International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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3rd Annual UDIAS Student Award Willy Stelzer   |   added on Jan 04, 2011    |    Belgium The UDIAS Student Award wil be in its 3rd edition in 2011. It is a Prize for the two best Masters Thesis presented by master students majoring in analytical chemistry at Belgian Universities during Academic Year 2010-2011. The laureates will be officially announced during a ceremony in Brussels in November 2011
Topic: chemistry education, analytical chemistry Audience: students, universities, research scientists, educational institutions, graduate students, professors
Celebrate Chemistry in Fribourg Katharina Fromm   |   added on Jan 03, 2011    |    Switzerland Conferences "grand public", as well as open doors day, chemistry shows, activities for kids and adults, tombola, painting activities, expositions, parcours, music, ...
Topic: celebrating chemistry, conferences, chemistry education, hands-on activities, competition, demonstrations, science fair Audience: students, professional chemists, professors, general public, school children, high schools, educational institutions, secondary schools students, research scientists
Playful chemistry Daniel Svozil   |   added on Jan 03, 2011    |    Czech Republic Various types of paper games promoting IYC2011 will be prepared.
Topic: educational materials Audience: students, professors, teachers, educational institutions, school children, high schools, secondary schools, tertiary education
Tribute to Marie Curie Norma Caballero   |   added on Jan 02, 2011    |    Paraguay Students of chemistry will present posters and talks about the life of Marie Curie, applications and scope of her work, plus the contribution of women to the development of chemistry. It will reward the most creative poster.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, educational materials, competition, conferences Audience: students, professors, educators, general public, post graduate students, teachers, research scientists, women chemists, tertiary education, educational institutions, secondary schools
Pakistan Journal of Chemistry Rafia Azmat   |   added on Dec 28, 2010    |    Pakistan A broad ranging open access journal, • Fast and efficient submission, • Expert peer review, • Rapid publication and High visibility
Topic: celebrating chemistry, sustainable and green chemistry, publications Audience: research scientists, women chemists, tertiary education, educational institutions
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