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Italian IYC website www.chimica2011.it Veronica Cremonesi | added on Oct 15, 2010 | Italy Website dedicated to the promotion of the events organized in the International Year of Chemistry in Italy by the sponsors
The Chemical Heritage Foundation's Year-long IYC 2011 Celebration Monica Fonorow | added on Oct 15, 2010 | United States Throughout 2011 the Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) will produce events and programs to further the goals of the International Year of Chemistry.
ChemComm Emerging Investigators Joanne Thomson | added on Oct 14, 2010 | United Kingdom An issue showcasing the very best research from scientists in the early stages of their independent career
| Topic: | celebrating chemistry, chemistry, publications | Audience: | students, professional chemists, emerging investigators, research scientists, post graduate students, graduate students |
19th International Conference: POLYCHAR 19 Rameshwar Adhikari | added on Oct 08, 2010 | Nepal POLYCHAR belongs to a series of prestigious annual conferences taking place in different countries: http://www.unt.edu/POLYCHAR/. The Forum provides a platform for presentation of innovations in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) from academia (including students) and industry.
Periodic Table on Show Vicki Gardiner | added on Oct 08, 2010 | Australia Australian artists will join with chemists to produce a unique interpretation of each element of the 2010 IUPAC Periodic Table. The artwork will be available for touring, photographed for posters, and become a web-resource listing information prepared by the chemist and the story behind the piece by the artists.
| Topic: | art, educational materials, website, chemistry education, celebrating chemistry | Audience: | general public, students, research scientists, professional chemists, secondary schools |