International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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“Química por Tabela 2.0” - A series of chemistry demonstrations Paulo Ribeiro-Claro   |   added on Dec 05, 2010    |    Portugal “Química por Tabela 2.0” is a chemistry-based show for the general public - a sequence of interesting, surprising, or amazing chemical reactions - that will be part of the permanent programme of the Fábrica CCVA Science Centre of Aveiro
Topic: demonstrations Audience: general public, secondary schools, school children, teachers
Human Touch Of Chemistry Sujit Patil   |   added on Nov 23, 2010    |    India We love Chemistry! So we created www.humantouchofchemistry.com. Aimed at kids and chemistry enthusiasts, it will refresh the audiences with the long forgotten wonders of Chemistry. The platform celebrates chemistry and how it touches us in every day life.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, networking, educational materials, hands-on activities, workshops, sustainable and green chemistry, competition, demonstrations, analytical chemistry, science fair, publications, website, biotechnology, references Audience: students, professional chemists, educators, industrial chemists, general public, professors, universities, post graduate students, teachers, decision makers, research scientists, women chemists, tertiary education, educational institutions, secondary school students, high schools, school children
Show da Química Anieli Pianheri   |   added on Nov 20, 2010    |    Brazil Chemistry show at São José do Rio Preto/ Brazil
Topic: demonstrations, celebrating chemistry, chemistry education Audience: general public
ChemED-Ireland Annual Conference University College Cork Ireland Siobhan Murphy   |   added on Nov 19, 2010    |    Ireland ChemED-Ireland Annual Conference Sat. 22 October 2011 10am to 4.30pm will be held in University College Cork, Ireland
Topic: celebrating chemistry, conferences, chemistry education, seminars, networking, workshops, hands-on activities, educational materials, demonstrations Audience: educators, professors, universities, teachers, decision makers, women chemists, tertiary education, educational institutions, secondary schools
Saturday Night Science Stephen Ashworth   |   added on Nov 19, 2010    |    United Kingdom Demonstration lecture for sixth form students which highlights chemistry involved in a Saturday evening out.
Topic: demonstrations, lectures Audience: secondary school students, high school students, secondary schools, high schools
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