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Second Summer School on “Medicinal Chemistry in Drug Discovery: The Pharma Perspective”
Silvia Ortega-gutiérrez | added on Mar 15, 2011 | Spain
This event is organized by the Spanish Society of Medicinal Chemistry (SEQT) and Janssen with the aim of approaching the pharma industry to young researchers, both graduate students and post-doctoral associates working in the chemistry and health sciences related fields.
Semana de Química in Bahia, Brazil
Daniel Silva | added on Mar 14, 2011 | Brazil
Celebration for the 10th Semana de Química da UNEB 201, the event will be held in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, 19-23th september 2011 at Universidade do Estado da Bahia.
New Trends in the Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds
Alex Lyakhovnenko | added on Mar 12, 2011 | Russian Federation
The II Conference on the Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds 25-30 April 2011 in Zheleznovodsk, Russia is conference for chemists. It is destined to unite and teach chemists, to let them share own experience and encourage further research.
Science in the Arts
Sheehan Misko | added on Mar 10, 2011 | United States
Science in the Arts: Chemistry will be celebrated by exploring its story and impact as reflected in the arts.
"All Our Yesterdays"
Sheehan Misko | added on Mar 10, 2011 | United States
All our Yesterdays: The pace of technological progress in clinical laboratory testing has been rapid and the lifetime of most analyzers is less than 10 years. To document and capture a special aspect of the history of clinical laboratory testing, Larry Kricka and Peter Wilding initiated this long-term project.