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Chemistry International -- Newsmagazine for IUPAC
Aus der Zeitschrift Chemistry International -- Newsmagazine for IUPAC Band 34 Heft 1

The Chemistry of Sustainable Supply Chains

1 June 2012, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

This workshop on the Chemistry of Sustainable Supply Chains, organized by the IUPAC Committee on Chemistry and Industry (COCI), will explore how chemistry-based industries are contributing to sustainable development in the various supply chains in the Great Lakes Region of North America. To be held 1 June 2012 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this workshop is the fourth in the COCI series previously held in Marl, Germany, Kawasaki, Japan, and Kuwait.

This workshop will focus on the Great Lakes region where many chemical companies and their customers and suppliers are situated. Its aim is to improve communication among chemical industries, chemical societies/IUPAC members or NAOs, and COCI. Although IUPAC occupies a unique and highly esteemed position at the center of the world of chemistry, better communication and understanding is needed. It is desirable for IUPAC to strengthen its relationship with chemical industries and absorb more suggestions from them for future activities.

The format of the workshop will allow COCI to update key stakeholders on IUPAC activities, such as the safety training program, and to listen to their concerns and ideas, especially input regarding Rio+20. Finding desirable methods of interaction between industry and IUPAC will be an important outcome of the meeting.

This workshop is planned as part of IUPAC project 2011-053-1-022. Chemical companies, from small to medium enterprises to global players, are invited to take part and to support the workshop.

For more information or to suggest topics and speakers please contact Task Group Chair Bernard West <bernard.west@sympatico.ca>, COCI Chair Michael Droescher <m.droescher@t-online.de>, or COCI Member Carolyn Ribes <cribes@dow.com>.

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https://doi.org/10.1515/ci.2012.34.1.36a

Artikel in diesem Heft

  1. Masthead
  2. From the Editor
  3. Contents
  4. Planning for the Future of IUPAC Based on the Success of IYC2011
  5. Making Measurement Matter: How Do You Know Your Results Measure Up?
  6. The Formation of the International Association of Chemical Societies
  7. Reports from San Juan
  8. Sustainable Energy for All
  9. The 2012 International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO) Comes to Washington, D.C.
  10. InChI 1.04
  11. Possible Changes to The International System of Units
  12. Michael Blackburn Awarded 2011 Arbuzovs Prize
  13. Gold Book PDF
  14. 2012–2013 IUPAC Bureau Membership
  15. Human Drug Metabolism Database
  16. Strategic Planning for a New Network for Heterocyclic Chemistry
  17. Management of Maritime Pollutants in European Ports
  18. Impact of Scientific Developments on the Chemical Weapons Convention
  19. Postgraduate Course in Polymer Science
  20. Russia’s Leonardo
  21. Provisional Recommendations
  22. Principles of Chemical Nomenclature: A Guide to IUPAC Recommendations, 2011 Edition
  23. Halogen Bonding
  24. Conducting Polymers
  25. Chemical Safety and Security
  26. Chemistry of Natural Products and Biodiversity
  27. Trace Elements in Food
  28. The Chemistry of Sustainable Supply Chains
  29. Space Research
  30. Solubility and Equilibria
  31. Physical Organic Chemistry
  32. Chemistry: The Key for Our Future
  33. Biotechnology for GreenWorld
  34. Mycotoxins and Phycotoxins
  35. Mark Your Calendar
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