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
Lake-Sumter Community College Celebrates IYC 2011 Katie Roles   |   added on Mar 27, 2011    |    United States On April 5th, 2011, Lake-Sumter Community College South Lake Branch Chem. Depart. presents a celebration of IYC for its students, faculty, and staff. Participants will enjoy eight worlds of chemistry through hands on experiments, demonstrations, and food. All worlds show the importance of chemistry in everyday life.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, educational materials, hands-on activities, sustainable and green chemistry, demonstrations, website Audience: students, professors, educators, women chemists, educational institutions, tertiary education
Chemistry Made Simple for Public Appreciation and Attraction Sam Kauba   |   added on Mar 26, 2011    |    Papua New Guinea The way forward is a collaboration of research projects crafted by ingenious concepts with predefined targets and unifying themes in Chemistry. All of the activities to commemorate, International Year of Chemistry 2011, shall be simple to foster public appreciation in Papua New Guinea.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, networking, seminars, educational materials, workshops, hands-on activities, demonstrations, competition, science fair, website Audience: students, professional chemists, general public, professors, educators
IYC & the Glasgow Insight into Science and Technology Craig Mcinnes   |   added on Mar 21, 2011    |    United Kingdom Publicize The International Year of Chemistry through a short science communication article published on the GIST's website (www.the-gist.org), and other forums.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, publications, website Audience: students, professional chemists, general public
Science Hideout Chemistry Website Dean Jarois   |   added on Mar 16, 2011    |    United States www.Sciencehideout.net is dedicated to chemical education. It is a family friendly, safe environment to learn about chemistry and watch videos on experiments.
Topic: website, celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, educational materials, hands-on activities, demonstrations, publications, art, references Audience: general public, educators, research scientists, teachers, women chemists, tertiary education, secondary school students, high schools, school children, secondary schools, graduate students, secondary schools students
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