International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Springer Joins Celebration of the IYC 2011 Andrea Wurm   |   added on Oct 22, 2010    |    Germany Springer has planned several activities to celebrate the International Year of Chemistry to communicate about the IYC to a broad audience.
Topic: journals, conferences, celebrating chemistry, demonstrations, website Audience: professional chemists, educators, students, industrial chemists, professors, post graduate students, research scientist, researchers, women chemistry, women
I Youth International Congress of Chemistry Jorge Ruiz-Davila   |   added on Oct 18, 2010    |    Peru We at the Universidad Interamericana para el Desarrollo will celebrate the 2011 International Year of Chemistry by organizing the I International Youth Congress of Chemistry.
Topic: conferences, celebrating chemistry, seminars, chemistry education, workshops, science fair, educational materials, competition, analytical chemistry, demonstrations, sustainable and green chemistry, publications, website Audience: students, educators, professors, general public, teachers
Italian IYC website www.chimica2011.it Veronica Cremonesi   |   added on Oct 15, 2010    |    Italy Website dedicated to the promotion of the events organized in the International Year of Chemistry in Italy by the sponsors
Topic: conferences, celebrating chemistry, seminars, chemistry education, educational materials, science fair, art, publications, website Audience: students, professional chemists, educators, general public, teachers
Periodic Table on Show Vicki Gardiner   |   added on Oct 08, 2010    |    Australia Australian artists will join with chemists to produce a unique interpretation of each element of the 2010 IUPAC Periodic Table. The artwork will be available for touring, photographed for posters, and become a web-resource listing information prepared by the chemist and the story behind the piece by the artists.
Topic: art, educational materials, website, chemistry education, celebrating chemistry Audience: general public, students, research scientists, professional chemists, secondary schools
Supramolecular Chemistry: a ChemComm web themed issue Joanne Thomson   |   added on Sep 24, 2010    |    United Kingdom In 2011, to mark the International Year of Chemistry, ChemComm will publish a major web collection of articles on Supramolecular Chemistry.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, publications, website, chemistry Audience: students, professional chemists, industrial chemists, post graduate students, professors, universities, graduate students
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