International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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Chemistry - The key to Nigeria’s prosperity Yilkur nandul Lohdip   |   added on Mar 19, 2011    |    Nigeria Round-table discussion on the following topics: Petroleum industry and local content, Fertilizer industry and agriculture, Solid mineral processing, Natural products utilization
Topic: seminars, workshops Audience: professional chemists, industrial chemists, women chemists, general public, secondary school students, research scientists
Chemical Analysis Competition Gary Horner   |   added on Mar 18, 2011    |    Hong Kong In May, Year 12 IB Chemistry students from English Schools Foundation (Hong Kong) secondary schools will compete in a Chemical Analysis Competition. This event is modeled on the competition that the RACI has organised for many years.
Topic: hands-on activities, analytical chemistry, celebrating chemistry Audience: students, educators, secondary school students, high schools, secondary schools
Science Hideout Chemistry Website Dean Jarois   |   added on Mar 16, 2011    |    United States www.Sciencehideout.net is dedicated to chemical education. It is a family friendly, safe environment to learn about chemistry and watch videos on experiments.
Topic: website, celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, educational materials, hands-on activities, demonstrations, publications, art, references Audience: general public, educators, research scientists, teachers, women chemists, tertiary education, secondary school students, high schools, school children, secondary schools, graduate students, secondary schools students
Chemistry Demonstrations-Edmonton Area, southern Alberta and Central/Northern Alberta Lucio Gelmini   |   added on Mar 14, 2011    |    Canada 1 h to 3 h chemistry demonstrations to students in K - 12 highlighting importance of chemistry to their daily lives.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, demonstrations, hands-on activities Audience: students, general public, educators, teachers, women chemists, educational institutions, secondary school students, school children, secondary schools students
Chemistry in our Daily Life Mauricio Acelas   |   added on Mar 12, 2011    |    Colombia Interested in learning how chemistry impacts our daily life? In a series of presentations, I will attempt to demonstrate to secondary students in Colombia how the world would be without chemistry and why it is so important for the development of human kind.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, conferences, educational materials, demonstrations, science fair Audience: students, general public, educators, teachers, educational institutions, secondary school students, high schools, secondary schools, secondary schools students
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