International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Catalan Society of Chemistry new blog for IYC Romà Tauler   |   added on Mar 28, 2011    |    Spain The Catalan Society of Chemistry, with the support of the Science and Technology Section of the Institut d'Estudis Catalans, wants to share with the scientific community the web site http://blocs.iec.cat/aiq2011/.
Topic: conferences, publications, educational materials, blog, website Audience: universities, educational institutions, research scientists, professional chemists
IYC 2011 Celebration with IPS Linda Majerowicz   |   added on Mar 24, 2011    |    Poland International Publishing Service Sp. z.o.o. joins the IYC 2011 celebration by promoting chemical literature, publications and online information and by supporting academic environment in Poland.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, conferences, networking, seminars, educational materials, publications, references Audience: students, educators, universities, secondary school students, high schools
Natural Products Chemistry, Biology and Medicine Antje Teegler   |   added on Mar 24, 2011    |    Italy COST is celebrating the International Year of Chemistry with its fourth edition of the COST-ESF High-level Research Conference series on Natural Products that will take place in September 2011 in Italy.
Topic: conferences, networking, publications Audience: students, professional chemists, professors, research scientists, industrial chemists, universities, post graduate students, women chemists
Systems Chemistry Antje Teegler   |   added on Mar 24, 2011    |    Greece COST is celebrating the International Year of Chemistry with its third edition of the COST-ESF High-level Research Conference series on Systems Chemistry that will take place in October 2011 in Crete/Greece.
Topic: conferences, networking, publications Audience: students, professors, research scientists, industrial chemists, professional chemists, universities, post graduate students, women chemists
Quantitative Nanostructure-Toxicity Relationships (QNTR) Antje Teegler   |   added on Mar 24, 2011    |    Belgium The aim of this exploratory workshop is to bring together leaders in the emerging field of computational nanotoxicology to form an international Community of Practice for accelerated development of the science of QNTR.
Topic: workshops, networking, publications Audience: research scientists, women chemists, universities, professional chemists, post graduate students, decision makers, professors
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