International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Painting Chemistry Marian Asantewah Nkansah   |   added on Oct 07, 2010    |    Ghana Junior and senior high pupils will be asked to come up with a painting depicting chemistry or any chemistry concept.
Topic: chemistry education, art Audience: students, educators, secondary schools, teachers, decision makers, secondary school students, educational institutions, high schools
Spreading awareness through society sharare masoumi   |   added on Oct 02, 2010    |    Iran, Islamic Republic Of We will form a chemical NGO for our purpose to activate teachers, students, and create and spread awareness about chemistry in society and through public. We want engage women in environmental problems and call them to challenge with these problems. We want to tell the public that everything around us is a chemical matter.
Topic: workshops, seminars, celebrating chemistry Audience: chemists, teachers, students, general public
EPCA film showing the chemical industry is a provider of solutions matching humanity's current and future factual needs Maria De Rycke   |   added on Oct 01, 2010    |    International The chemical industry, as a necessary supplier of all other industries, is the provider of solutions matching humanity's current and future factual needs (access to food, drinkable water, health, energy and emission friendly housing and transportation, communication and education, females and science)
Topic: chemistry education, educational materials, sustainable and green chemistry, celebrating chemistry, video Audience: students, educators, general public, tertiary education, teachers, secondary schools, educational institutions, graduate students
Estonian Chemistry Days Mihkel Koel   |   added on Sep 29, 2010    |    Estonia National event for academy, industry and high school teachers to increase wider understanding about what is going on in Chemistry in Estonia, and encouraging the interest of young people in chemistry. It is scheduled to take place on 18-19 April 2011 in Tartu.
Topic: conferences, chemistry education, science fair Audience: professional chemists, students, educators, industrial chemists
Educational Activities by The Chemical Society of Pakistan Khalid M. Khan   |   added on Sep 28, 2010    |    Pakistan The Chemical Society of Pakistan is preparing various activities for the IYC2011 celebrations. Below is a short overview:
Topic: Audience: professional chemists, students, educators, general public
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