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Microbes and Molecules
Manuel Sánchez | added on Jan 16, 2011 | Spain
“Curiosidades de la Microbiología is a blog dedicated to the popularization of Microbiology. My intention to support IYC 2011is to publish comments about peer-reviewed papers on the different aspects of chemistry and its relations with microorganisms as for example biochemistry, biogeochemical cycles, antimicrobial compounds
6th International Symposium of Chemistry Microscale
Abdulaziz Alnajjar | added on Jan 15, 2011 | Kuwait
International conference with participation of scientists and researchers from well known Universities
Trace Elements in Food
Szilvia Enyedi | added on Jan 14, 2011 | United Kingdom
The 4th International IUPAC Symposium for Trace Elements in Food (TEF-4) is the next in this conference series. The objective of this interdisciplinary symposium is to gather experts with different backgrounds to discuss all aspects of trace elements in relation to food, with special emphasis on biological effects of elements.
Bangor University Celebrates Chemistry
Stevie Scanlan | added on Jan 14, 2011 | United Kingdom
A year long celebration of chemistry with events for all ages
NESACS Celebrates IYC
Morton Hoffman | added on Jan 11, 2011 | United States
During 2011, the Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society (NESACS) will sponsor meetings, lectures, seminars, science cafés, and outreach activities to young people and the general public in order to celebrate IYC within Eastern Massachusetts and New Hampshire.