International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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The Use of Isotopes as Tracers in a Marine Environment Bobbie Lamont   |   added on Mar 07, 2011    |    United States Dr. Sarah Knowlton will discuss the use of stable environmental isotopes, including oxygen isotopes as tracers of climate and stable lead isotope ratios as tracers of contaminant lead. Her research involves the use of lead isotope ratios to trace the source of lead to the Gulf of Maine, Scotian Shelf, and Labrador Sea.
Topic: chemistry education, networking, educational materials Audience: professors, secondary schools, educators, professional chemists
Chemistry and Sustainable Development Othman Hamed   |   added on Mar 05, 2011    |    Palestinian Territory, Occupied The Chemistry Department at An-Najah National University is organizing the 5th Palestinian International Conference of Chemistry. The conference will be held on June 1, 2011 for two days. For more information about the conference please refer to the conference website: www.najah.edu/chem5sd
Topic: conferences, celebrating chemistry, workshops Audience: professional chemists, professors, general public, educators, industrial chemists, research scientists, universities, teachers, students, women chemists, graduate students
Science Day Drama Competition for School Children N.M. Sanjaya Hettigedara   |   added on Mar 05, 2011    |    Sri Lanka A series of drama competitions was held by the National Science Foundation of Sri Lanka in collaboration with the Institute of Chemistry Ceylon, with the participation of School children. Opportunity was provided to those students who were successful to stage their dramas at the CHEMEX Exhibition site.
Topic: Audience: students, general public, educators, teachers, secondary school students, high schools, school children, secondary schools, graduate students, secondary schools students
Regular Updates of Stamp Release On IYC2011 Kumar K nair   |   added on Mar 05, 2011    |    India Tracking Of Stamps Related to IYC2011 on
Topic: educational materials, stamp Audience: students, school children, educators, secondary schools students, women chemists, tertiary education
World Metrology Day - 20 May 2011 Chris Pulham   |   added on Mar 03, 2011    |    France 20 May marks World Metrology Day - this year the theme is "Metrology in Chemistry".
Topic: celebrating chemistry, website, metrology Audience: students, professional chemists, professors, general public, educators, research scientists, industrial chemists, universities, educational institutions, tertiary education, graduate students
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