International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Química en todo -Chemistry all around Víctor Roda   |   added on Sep 24, 2010    |    Spain Un blog en el que los estudiantes irán contando los resultados de sus investigaciones en torno a las sustancias químicas que nos rodean. A blog in which students will write the results of their investigations on the chemicals that surround us. In principle it is planed to be written in English and Spanish.
Topic: chemistry education, website Audience: students, educators, general public, secondary schools, teachers, secondary school students
The American Chemical Society's IYC 2011 website Liezl Perez   |   added on Sep 20, 2010    |    United States As part of the IYC-2011 initiative, the American Chemical Society has sponsored a website to promote chemistry to the general public and assist interested users in finding and sponsoring outreach activities in 2011. This website is a single-source portal containing the ACS' contribution to this truly global celebration.
Topic: planners, materials, resources, website Audience: educators, general public, universities, teachers, school children, women chemists, educational institutions, high schools, graduate students, secondary school students
German IYC 2011 Website Hans-Georg Weinig   |   added on Sep 17, 2010    |    Germany The German IYC 2011 website (www.ijc2011.de) is now online with an event calendar and information about IYC 2011 activities in Germany.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, networking, chemistry education, website Audience:
SCI's ways to support IYC Monica Ugalde   |   added on Sep 02, 2010    |    United Kingdom SCI’s five peer-reviewed journals provide commentary articles and research studies undertaken by top scientists in emerging areas. We want to include the IYC logo on the front cover of the journals adding a strap line that says “SCI supports the IYC".
Topic: publications, website Audience: professional chemists, industrial chemists, universities, graduate students, post graduate students
Brazilian International Year of Chemistry Domain Rodrigo Souza   |   added on Jun 04, 2010    |    Brazil Development of a domain which will centralize and disseminate all project actions via the Internet for the IYC in Brazil. In this sense, the Brazilian Chemical Society has already registered in the name and activated the domain www.quimica2011.org.br.
Topic: website, celebrating chemistry, networking, chemistry education Audience: general public, school children, students, tertiary education, educators, decision makers, professional chemists, secondary schools
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