International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Networking Breakfast - Madrid, Spain Emilia Arjona    |   added on Dec 03, 2010    |    Spain The Spanish Chemistry and Society Forum is organising a round table breakfast with some of the top national female chemistry researchers. The event will take place in Madrid next January 18th.
Topic: networking, celebrating chemistry Audience: women chemists
Artificial Photosynthesis: Faraday Discussion 155 Ann Ennis   |   added on Dec 02, 2010    |    United Kingdom There is a growing conviction that the only real prospect for our long-term energy provision relies on the ability to collect and store sunlight in the form of chemical potential. This topical and important area of science covers many disciplines. The combination of biology, chemistry, physics and theory makes for an exciting
Topic: conferences, chemistry, networking, photosynthesis, nanotechnology Audience: professional chemists, industrial chemists, postgraduate students, undergraduates, universities, research scientists, professors, physicists, biologists
Ionic Liquids: Faraday Discussion 154 Ann Ennis   |   added on Dec 02, 2010    |    United Kingdom Room-temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) are currently the focus of an intense research effort because of their remarkable potential for applications coupled to favourable environmental properties. This meeting will discuss fundamental experimental and theoretical aspects of the physical chemistry of RTILs.
Topic: conferences, chemistry, networking, ionic liquids Audience: professional chemists, industrial chemists, postgraduate students, undergraduates, universities, research scientists, professors, physicists
Analytical Research Forum (ARF) Ann Ennis   |   added on Dec 02, 2010    |    United Kingdom The annual Analytical Research Forum (ARF) is the premier Analytical Science meeting of the RSC. The meeting is primarily for early-stage analytical science researchers (industrial scientists, PhD students and postdoctoral fellows) to present their latest results in the context of the wider analytical science community. 
Topic: conferences, chemistry, networking, analytical chemistry Audience: professional chemists, industrial chemists, postgraduate students, undergraduates, universities, research scientists, professors
Coherence and Control in Chemistry: Faraday Discussion 153 Ann Ennis   |   added on Dec 02, 2010    |    United Kingdom The prospect of exploiting quantum interference to direct the outcome of a chemical reaction is known as coherent control. This meeting aims to assess recent progress in our general understanding of coherence and control in chemistry and to define new avenues for future research.
Topic: conferences, chemistry, networking, coherent control, quantum chemistry Audience: professional chemists, industrial chemists, postgraduate students, undergraduates, universities, research scientists, professors, physicists
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