International Year of Chemistry, 2011

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chemistry olympiad climate change competition conferences drawing competition engaging the youth environment exhibition experiments game hands-on activities history of chemistry periodic table play presentations science fair seminars show water quality workshops

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decision makers educators general public global high schools international iyc enthusiasts post graduate students post secondary students primary schools professional chemists professional chemists. regional researchers school children scientists secondary schools students teachers tertiary education
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International Year of Chemistry 2011

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Kitting out a science classroom for The City of Kumasi School in Ghana Suggestion Suggestion Victoria Chapman   |   added on Dec 07, 2010 Learning Link Ghana's ambitious 2011 project supported by Fitzwimarc School in Rayleigh in the UK is to kit out a classroom at The City of Kumasi School in Ghana, West Africa. Currently, science teaching is text-book based and children at the school miss out on the opportunity to experience chemistry through doing.
Topic: hands-on activities, engaging the youth, afica, ghana, charity, third sector, voluntary, experiments, children, lectures Audience: general public, students, secondary schools, high schools, scientists, educators, teachers, tertiary education, primary schools, press, global
making deck of cards having each element and some interesting information about it as the design and distributing it for free Suggestion Suggestion Madhura Joshi   |   added on Dec 06, 2010 that way people will use it for playing and while playing they will read and get to know more about the role which that element is playing in their life!
Topic: Audience: students, game, cards, elements, periodic table
Miss Discussion Discussion Silindokuhle Mbonane   |   added on Dec 01, 2010 Chemistry focus week/ National chemisrty festival
Topic: Audience: general public, students, secondary schools, school children, high schools, scientists, educators, professional chemists, teachers, tertiary education, primary schools, iyc enthusiasts, post secondary students, researchers
AAAS Meeting in Washington DC Feb 17-21, 2011 Discussion Discussion Charles Casey   |   added on Nov 30, 2010 There will be 6 Chemistry Symposia at the Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Washington DC Feb 18-21, 2011. Along with many organizations worldwide, AAAS is celebrating the International Year of Chemistry to acknowledge the achievements of chemistry.
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Exhibition concerning the importance and imminent need for chemistry in social and everyday life. Collaboration Collaboration Hichem Abassi   |   added on Nov 27, 2010 sort of science fair or scientific experience accessible to everyone but too valuable to everyone,so no one will get bored or will negligate this very important event ,the year of chemistry.
Topic: hands-on activities, workshops, conferences, experiments, exhibition, engaging the youth, climate change, history of chemistry, science fair, seminars, show, play, competition, presentations, chemistry olympiad, game, drawing competition, water quality, periodic table, environment Audience: general public, students, secondary schools, school children, high schools, scientists, educators, post graduate students, international, regional, primary schools, tertiary education, teachers, professional chemists, iyc enthusiasts, global, researchers, decision makers, post secondary students
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