International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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QUIMICÓMICO David Cruz   |   added on Nov 20, 2010    |    Portugal The Theatre company Encerrado para Obras is creating a new show associated to the Chemistry theme. This project is beeing done in cooperation with Exploratório - Centro Ciência Viva de Coimbra, and will make its premiere in the world theatre day, march 27.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, hands-on activities, chemistry shows Audience: secondary school students, tertiary education, educators
The 91st Annual Meeting of The Chemical Society of Japan Yusuke Kawase   |   added on Nov 20, 2010    |    Japan The Annual Meetings will attract more than 8,500 participants, and are among the largest scientific meetings in Japan.
Topic: conferences Audience: professional chemists, students, educators, industrial chemists, general public, post graduate students, decision makers, universities, professors, tertiary education, teachers, school children, graduate students, women chemists, educational institutions, high schools, research scientists
Attractive Science Park on Catalyst and Related Chemistry Hiromi Yamashita   |   added on Nov 20, 2010    |    Japan “Attractive Science Park on Catalyst and Related Chemistry” is an event with chemical experiment shows and exhibitions for school children and their family to promote the understanding and interest on the catalyst and related chemistry.
Topic: hands-on activities, science fair Audience: students, educators, teachers, secondary school students, school children, high schools
Countdown Symposium IYC 2011 Japan Keiji Uchino   |   added on Nov 20, 2010    |    Japan Countdown Symposium IYC 2011 Japan will be held at Koshiba-hall (University of Tokyo) on Dec.1 in 2010.
Topic: conferences Audience: professional chemists, students, educators, industrial chemists, general public, decision makers, professors, tertiary education
ReferEEIng QLD chemistry Daniel Bischa   |   added on Nov 20, 2010    |    Australia A project to showcase Queensland (QLD) senior chemistry students' Extended Experimental Investigations (EEI's) in a refereed online journal. Teachers of chemistry in QLD will be able to use the journal as an exemplar to show their class exceptional EEI reports. High school students will develop links with practicing chemists.
Topic: celebrating chemistry, chemistry education, networking, educational materials, competition, publications Audience: educational institutions, teachers, professional chemists, educators, research scientists, secondary school students
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