International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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16th SCI-RSC Medicinal Chemistry Symposium Jacqui Colgate   |   added on Nov 19, 2010    |    United Kingdom 16th SCI-RSC Medicinal Chemistry Symposium
Topic: celebrating chemistry, conferences, seminars, chemistry education, networking, workshops, hands-on activities, educational materials, demonstrations, publications Audience: students, professional chemists, educators, industrial chemists, general public, universities, post graduate students, teachers, decision makers, research scientists, women chemists, tertiary education, educational institutions
Chemikum Marburg Bastian Weinert   |   added on Nov 18, 2010    |    Germany The concept of the Chemikum Marburg has been to offer an approach to chemistry and sciences by fascinating experimental lectures and tangible experiments done by oneself. Hence, all visitors are invited to make their own attempts regardless of age or education.
Topic: chemistry education, workshops, hands-on activities, demonstrations, seminars Audience: general public
Family Evening Lecture: Mercury Window on the Invisible Jacqui Colgate   |   added on Nov 18, 2010    |    United Kingdom Mercury is the most beautiful element in the periodic table. And the most reviled. The only liquid metal, its inertness and density have made it crucial to a huge number of experiments through history. Dr Andrea Sella, will take us on a tour of Mercury-related science and will end with the question can we bring it to life?
Topic: seminars, networking, chemistry, demonstrations, educational materials, sustainable and green chemistry, hands-on activities Audience: students, professional chemists, educators, industrial chemists, professors, general public, universities, post graduate students, teachers, decision makers, research scientists, women chemists, tertiary education, secondary school students
The Bigger Bang Stephen Ashworth   |   added on Nov 16, 2010    |    United Kingdom Hal Sosabowski (also known as Dr Hal) will be visiting the Theatre Royal, Norwich to put on his current live show.
Topic: demonstrations, chemistry shows, chemistry fun Audience: school children, general public
Springer Joins Celebration of the IYC 2011 Andrea Wurm   |   added on Oct 22, 2010    |    Germany Springer has planned several activities to celebrate the International Year of Chemistry to communicate about the IYC to a broad audience.
Topic: journals, conferences, celebrating chemistry, demonstrations, website Audience: professional chemists, educators, students, industrial chemists, professors, post graduate students, research scientist, researchers, women chemistry, women
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