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Chemistry International -- Newsmagazine for IUPAC
From the journal Chemistry International -- Newsmagazine for IUPAC Volume 31 Issue 6

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Chemistry for the Development of the Arab World

20–22 April 2010, Albaath University, Homs, Syrian Arab Republic

The biennial Arab Chemical Conference, which plays an important role in the Arab scientific community, involves outstanding chemists who present their findings and innovations in various fields of chemistry. The conference also enables the exchange of information and ideas on various aspects of chemistry, chemical technology, and chemical education that often leads to new innovations that will further enhance economic development and improve the quality of life in the Arab world.

The 15th Arab Chemical Conference will be held in Homs, Syrian Arab Republic, 20–22 April 2010. The objectives of the conference are as follows:

  • further scientific and technological development in the chemical sciences

  • utilize chemistry expertise and knowledge for development in the Arab world

  • develop a vision for achieving a clean and safe environment

  • advance chemistry education in the Arab world

  • encourage the exchange of experiences among Arab researchers and chemists

The purpose of the conference is to bring together scientists from universities, research institutes, and industry in the Arab region and around the world to discuss developments and new perspectives in chemistry and chemistry education. Plenary and invited lectures will be included in the conference program.

Oral and poster presentations as well as panel discussions will be organized around these topics:

  • New Trends in Chemistry

  • Chemistry for Sustainable Development

  • Chemical Wastes, Reduction, Treatment, and Recycling

  • Nano Chemistry and its Applications

  • New Trends in Teaching and Learning Chemistry

For more information, contact Saleh Al Fahili <Alfahili-s@homsonline.com> at the Syrian Chemical Society, Homs.

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https://doi.org/10.1515/ci.2009.31.6.31a

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Masthead
  2. From the Editor
  3. Contents
  4. Reflections
  5. Merry Christmas Phosphates
  6. Greetings from Glasgow
  7. IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Roars from the Council Meeting
  8. IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: WCLM Generates Ideas for IYC2011
  9. IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Division Roundups
  10. Division I: Physical and Biophysical Chemistry
  11. Division VI: Chemistry and the Environment
  12. Division VII: Chemistry and Human Health
  13. Toxicology in the Classroom
  14. A Tribute to Máximo Barón
  15. Update of IUPAC Glossary of Physical Organic Chemistry
  16. Reference Methods, Standards, and Applications of Photoluminescence
  17. Experimental Requirements for Single-Laboratory Validation
  18. Provisional Recommendations
  19. The Underlying Foundation of Science Used in the Regulation of Industrial Chemicals
  20. Nanotechnology for Schools and the General Public
  21. Advanced Materials
  22. Heterocyclic Chemistry
  23. Carbohydrate
  24. Organometallic Chemistry
  25. Chemistry for the Development of the Arab World
  26. Interactive Publications and the Record of Science
  27. Mark Your Calendar
  28. Index for 2009
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