International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Special Lectures and Forum on Green Innovation - the Frontier and Electrochemistry Masayoshi Watanabe   |   added on Feb 25, 2011    |    Japan Lectures on the topics relating to “Green Innovation” and discussion about the research frontier and electrochemistry
Topic: green chemistry, forum, lectures Audience: professional chemists, students, educators, industrial chemists, general public
2011 National Youth Science, Technology & Environment Summer Camp Jason Bardinas   |   added on Jan 18, 2011    |    Philippines The 2011 National Youth Science, Technology & Environment Summer Camp is focused on Green Chemistry. Equipped with the theme, "Under CHEMstruction: Restore the Environment's Equilibrium, Provide a Greener Solution, this activity is set to hold on April 7-10, 2011 in Sarabia Manor Hotel & Convention Center, Iloilo City.
Topic: green chemistry, workshops, lectures Audience: high schools, high school students, high school teachers, secondary schools
People to People Green Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Delegation to Brazil Liezl Perez   |   added on Jan 11, 2011    |    United States Travel to Brazil with Nancy B. Jackson, Ph.D., and Russell J. Boyd, Ph.D., in May 2011 as a member of the People to People Green Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Delegation. A unique collaboration between the American Chemical Society, the Chemical Institute of Canada, and People to People Citizen Ambassador Programs will al
Topic: green chemistry, chemical engineering, chemistry education, sustainable and green chemistry, brazil Audience: professional chemists, industrial chemists, educators, universities, research scientists, women chemists, decision makers, educational institutions
Recent Trends in Pharmaceutical Chemistry V Basaveswara Rao Mandava   |   added on Jan 09, 2011    |    India A National Seminar on Recent Trends in Pharmaceutical Chemistry RTPC-2011 is to be organized at Krishna University, Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh during 30-31st January 2011. This seminar will facilitate interaction of young scientists with experts in the field and the scientists from industry.
Topic: organic synthesis, green chemistry, waste management, effluent treatment, isolation of bioactive compounds Audience: students, professional chemists, educators, industrial chemists research scientists
Hydrogen Storage Materials: Faraday Discussion 151 Ann Ennis   |   added on Dec 01, 2010    |    United Kingdom Hydrogen is widely billed as the fuel of the future. In addition to compressed (either liquid or gaseous) hydrogen, two main themes are being explored: adsorption of hydrogen by materials and "chemical hydrogen" where hydrogen is reacted with a material.
Topic: conferences, chemistry, networking, future fuels, green chemistry Audience: professional chemists, physicists, industrial chemists, postgraduate students, undergraduates, universities, research scientists, professors
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