International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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The Royal Society of Chemistry includes the IYC logo on their journals in 2011 Kathrin Leonard   |   added on Sep 28, 2010    |    United Kingdom The 29 RSC Publishing journals provide a channel to promote chemistry across a broad portfolio of chemistry journals, including core and niche chemistry subject areas.
Topic: chemistry education, educational materials, publications Audience: professional chemists, students, educators, industrial chemists, post graduate students, professors, universities, decision makers, teachers, research scientists, women chemists, educational institutions
Undergraduate Organic Competition Bilal Kaafarani   |   added on Sep 27, 2010    |    Lebanon An Undergraduate Organic Competition is scheduled on Feb 7, 2011 to celebrate IYC 2011. The competition is open to ALL students who completed Organic I and Organic II courses. Teams of two students will be competing using Clickers with the "Fastest Responders" tool. The session will be videotaped and will be posted on Youtube.
Topic: organic chemistry, competition Audience: lebanon universities, students, faculty, staff, guests
Twelve Months of Chemistry (2011 = Chemistry x 12) Paulo Ribeiro-Claro   |   added on Sep 26, 2010    |    Portugal A set of 12 activities to point out each month of 2011, advertised as a one-year programme, aiming at the maximization of their individual visibility.
Topic: celebrating chemistry Audience: students, professors, general public
Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting of the ACS - MARM 2011 Paul Tukey   |   added on Sep 25, 2010    |    United States One of the largest annual regional meetings of the American Chemical Society covering NY, NJ, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virgina and DC, featuring hot topics in Chemistry, sessions for chemists from industry and academia to present recent work, career development seminars, awards banquets, networking -- and fun!
Topic: conferences, seminars, celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, networking, biotechnology, sustainable and green chemistry Audience: researchers, students, public policy officials, women chemists, professionals, secondary school teachers, secondary school students
Marie Curie and Aspects of the History of Radiochemistry Nick Evans   |   added on Sep 24, 2010    |    United Kingdom The meeting, organised by the RSC's Radiochemistry and Historical Groups, will celebrate the life and achievements of Marie Curie.
Topic: marie curie, history Audience: professional chemists, students, general public
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