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	UNCW Student Affairs: Career Services
		Chemistry (from Greek χημε?α khemeia[1] meaning "alchemy") is the science of matter at the atomic to molecular scale, dealing primarily with collections of atoms, such as molecules, crystals, and metals.
		Chemistry deals with the composition and statistical properties of such structures, as well as their transformations and interactions to become materials encountered in everyday life.
		Chemistry also deals with understanding the properties and interactions of individual atoms with the purpose of applying that knowledge at the macroscopic level.
	www.uncwil.edu /stuaff/career/Majors/chemistry.htm (245 words)

	Royal Society of Chemistry : Research and Regional Development Division : University of Sussex
		The Royal Society of Chemistry is the leading organisation in Europe for advancing the chemical sciences.
		A limited number of overseas travel grants are awarded to members of the Division under the age of 30 who are engaged in research projects related to analytical chemistry.
		The RSC Research Fund exists to assist members in their research by the provision of grants of up to £1000, for example for the purchase of chemicals, equipment or for running expenses of chemical education research.
	www.sussex.ac.uk /rrdd/1-2-8-34.html (544 words)

	Women In Chemistry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This study was prompted by earlier RSC research, which showed that although equal numbers of men and women consider a career in chemistry, they don't choose the same career pathways: women in particular are leaving academe in droves.
		The particularly competitive culture in chemistry was also commented on by the women, who are more interested in exploring how to reach a solution and in learning from the process, rather than in arriving at a result and rushing to publish.
		Although the RSC's study did not try to provide the answers to this problem, the Society is hoping that the points raised may go some way towards improving the situation by highlighting the issues that merit further discussion and investigation.
	www.coker.edu /chemistry/women_in_chemistry.htm (1668 words)

	Astrophysical chemistry group
		The Astrophysical Chemistry Group is a subject group of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
		Its aims are the encouragement and promotion of research, collaboration, discussion and education in the area of overlap between chemistry, physics and astronomy.
		Activities also include encouraging governmental and academic support for astrophysical chemistry, circulating relevant information and ensuring that the interests of the Group's members are represented within both the RSC and the RAS and also to other bodies.
	www.astrochemistry.org.uk (98 words)

	Chem&Bio News - UK Royal Society of Chemistry - High School Chemistry Education Using ChemOffice - ChemBioNews.Com 12.4
		The RSC firmly believes that chemistry teachers are professionals who should be provided with the top of the line tools necessary to do their job.
		This is the result of an agreement between the Royal Society of Chemistry, CambridgeSoft, the developers of ChemOffice, and Adept Scientific, the UK distributors of the software.
		The RSC is very grateful to both CambridgeSoft and Adept Scientific for their agreement to supply the software at this highly advantageous rate for teachers in the schools and colleges.
	chembionews.cambridgesoft.com /art.cfm?S=261 (1083 words)

	The Royal Society of Chemistry
		Welcome to the The Royal Society of Chemistry (U S Section) a non-profit 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization, and an affiliate and branch of The Royal Chemical Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, U., the oldest chemical society in the world.
		The purpose of the organization is to provide a means of extending the professional experience, practice and opportunities of members and their associates through meetings, seminars and lectures of professional activities related to the practice of chemistry and its application to society and business.
		The U.S. Section, with approximately 2,000 members out of the world wide total of the Society's 46,000 members, represents the society in the United States, seeks to uphold its professional state and esteem, and promote cooperation with other scientific and professional bodies in the United States of America.
	www.ansp.org /hosted/rsc/index.htm (583 words)

	HEC - National Digital Library - Royal Society of Chemistry
		The Royal Society of Chemistry is the leading organisation in Europe for advancing the chemical sciences and is one of world's leading chemistry publishers.
		Supported by a network of 45,000 members worldwide and an internationally acclaimed publishing business, RSC activities span education and training, conferences and science policy and the promotion of the chemical sciences to the public.
		Within the PERI Programme, the RSC has agreed to allow access to the full text of its 36 online journals spanning all branches of chemistry, plus a range of key databases in analytical chemistry, catalysts and catalysed reactions, organic synthesis and natural products plus its online series of specialist periodical reports.
	www.digitallibrary.edu.pk /rsc.html (251 words)

	RSC Historical Group
		Membership is open to non-members of the RSC and embraces a wide range from those whose interest in the history of chemistry is a hobby to teachers of chemistry at all levels and professional historians.
		The Group maintains contact with colleagues in the Historical Division of the History of Chemistry of the American Chemical Society and the Federation of European Chemical Societies.
		RSC members who wish to join the Historical Group should notify the Group Treasurer of their intention to pay the appropriate Group subscription with their next RSC membership dues.
	www.chem.qmul.ac.uk /rschg (770 words)

	An evaluation of Royal Society of Chemistry careers advice and materials
		The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is the largest organisation in Europe for advancing the chemical sciences.
		In addition, whilst pupils’ attitudes towards chemistry reveal a generally positive picture in terms of the perceived benefits of the chemical sciences, there is also a perception that chemistry can be a difficult and abstract subject (Jagger, 2004).
		The RSC has commissioned NFER to undertake a study to determine how pupils make subject and career choices regarding chemistry, and to evaluate the materials it produces to promote the chemical sciences to young people.
	www.nfer.ac.uk /research-areas/pims-data/outlines/an-evaluation-of-royal-society-of-chemistry-careers-advice-and-materials.cfm (559 words)

	Nanotechnology and nanoscience Royal Society of Chemistry
		Chemists are involved in numerous areas of nanotechnology including the synthesis of inorganic, organic and hybrid nano-materials for use in nano-devices, the development of novel nano-analytical techniques, the manipulation of biological molecules such as DNA and the evolution of molecular machines.
		It is important that the potential benefits of this area are communicated to the public by the Royal Society and others and that the public is engaged in the debate about these benefits.
		It is important that these issues be carefully examined by the Royal Society study so that the public are confident that new technology will benefit society and that nanotechnology research in the UK is not hampered or held back.
	www.nanotec.org.uk /evidence/78aRSC.htm (956 words)

	The Royal Society of Chemistry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Royal Society of Chemistry was originally founded in 1841 as the Chemical Society of London.
		Today The Royal Society of Chemistry is a learned and professional society with a worldwide membership of over 46 000.
		The responsibility of all learned societies to ensure the publication of research has led to a comprehensive range of publications and electronic information products designed to meet the information needs of scientists at all levels.
	www.turpion.org /main/rsc.phtml (95 words)

	Chemist's Biographies
		Born in Frankfurt on the Oder and studied chemistry at the Techische Hochschule in Berlin.
		Born in Odense in Denmark and was educated at the Royal Polytechnic Institute in Copenhagen.
		Stobbe was not only one of the founders of physical organic chemistry, but also a pioneer of polymer chemistry, and he investigated the polymerisation of styrene as early as 1909.
	www.chem.qmw.ac.uk /rschg/biog.html (7520 words)

	Transitions: Hybrid Journal Program from the Royal Society of Chemistry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In the same vein as the ACS model (American Chemical Society's Author's Choice), the RSC will offer authors whose papers have satisfied the peer review process the option to pay a fee for their article to be made freely available.
		Parker told Chemistry World that he predicted a low uptake of fewer than 100 OA papers in the next year and warned that any quick move to the full OA scenario would pose ‘a challenge to learned societies’....
		Authors who have published their work in RSC journals will also be able to retrospectively apply for their work to be included in the scheme.
	blog.lib.uiowa.edu /blog/transitions/2006/12/hybrid_journal_program_from_th.html (402 words)

	Research Library news: Royal Society of Chemistry ejournal backfiles now available
		RSC ejournals from 2004 to the present continue to be available at the RSC website.
		Journal and Proceedings of the Royal Institute of Chemistry 1949-1949
		Proceedings of the Society for Analytical Chemistry 1964-1974
	library.lanl.gov /mt/pages/news/archives/000199.html (448 words)

	royal society of chemistry
		University of Cambridge > Department of Chemistry > Chemistry 2000 > Chemistry Journals > Royal Society of Chemistry
		Chemistry in Britain (became Chemistry World in January 2004)
		Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry (merging Perkin I and Perkin II)
	www.ch.cam.ac.uk /c2k/cj/rsc.html (61 words)

	Cornish chemistry takes science conference stage: News from Royal Society Of Chemistry
		Last week the Royal Society of Chemistry revealed that the latest figures from Ucas show chemistry acceptances across UK universities have risen 18.1 per cent since 2003.
		Alan Whittle, director of chemistry at Maybridge based in Tintagel, which has built a reputation for creating innovative organic modules for drug discovery with over 58,000 screening compounds, said: 'The Royal Society of Chemistry has provided an exciting opportunity to showcase world-class medicinal and synthetic chemistry at the first Coast to Coast Symposium in Torquay'.
		The Coast to Coast Medicinal and Synthetic Chemistry Symposium, which begins on 1 October, is sponsored by BioApproaches South West, a Lifesciences and Healthcare support organisation for the region that is funded by the South West of England Regional Development Agency (SWRDA), DTI and managed by Great Western Enterprise (GWE).
	www.laboratorytalk.com /news/rya/rya102.html (574 words)

	Royal Society of Chemistry launches 'Archives for Africa' through INASP: PERI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Royal Society of Chemistry is proud to mark the foundation of the Federation of African Societies of Chemistry with the launch of a ground breaking scheme to foster scientific knowledge and research in African countries and in other developing regions.
		From today, the RSC Archive will be freely available to higher education institutions throughout the continent via PERI* (Programme for the Enhancement of Research Information).
		The RSC, working through PERI, is making sure that countries across Africa have access to the wealth of historic information contained in its journals' archive.
	www.inasp.info /news/01032006.shtml (219 words)

	Science Resources: Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Offers Open Access
		In addition, authors who have published their work in RSC journals will be able to pay the fee and make their article freely available.
		The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) offers a new open access publishing model called Open Science.
		A 15% discount will be applied to fees for authors who are RSC members, or are a member of a society which owns or co-owns the journal in which they are publishing, and to those whose institution subscribes to RSC journal packages A or B. For more information, please see http://www.rsc.org/openscience/.
	liblogs.albany.edu /science_resources/2006/10/royal_society_of_chemistry_rsc.html (384 words)

	Nigel Lees, Manager, Library & Archive Services at the Royal Society of Chemistry, London Information Outlook - Find ...
		Many of these societies are also publishers, and do not solely exist to make profit, but nevertheless have to make a reasonable return in order to survive.
		NIGEL LEES: The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is the UK's and Europe's leading learned and professional body in chemistry and was founded in 1841, when it was called the Chemical Society.
		Our Mission: The LIC's mission is governed by the RSC's Royal Charter, which aims "to foster and encourage the growth and application of chemical science by the dissemination of chemical knowledge".
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0FWE/is_9_4/ai_65575693 (813 words)

	Meriam Library -- Chemistry -- Articles & Databases
		American Chemical Society provides full text access to selected titles published by the American Chemical Society; provides coverage of chemistry, chemical engineering, biochemistry, physical chemistry, and organic chemistry.
		Chemistry Central is a service publishing peer-reviewed open access research in chemistry and providing links to other great chemistry resources.
		Compendex® is a comprehensive interdisciplinary engineering database with 7.5 million records referencing 5,000 engineering journals and conference materials dating from 1969.
	www.csuchico.edu /lref/guides/rbs/chem.htm (394 words)

	Royal Society of Chemistry retrodigitisation project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		For many reasons (including library space, degeneration of paper issues and the wider availability of data), there is an increasing demand for electronic access (including searching capability) to all chemical research archived by the RSC and for this content to be linked to other electronic content.
		To meet this demand, the Royal Society of Chemistry are pleased to announce that their Retrodigitisation Project is underway.
		The backfile will contain all articles published by the Royal Society of Chemistry (and its forerunner societies) from 1841 to 1996.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2003-04/rsoc-rso041103.php (270 words)

	Elsevier MDL :: Company Information :: News :: Press Releases :: 2002
		The Royal Society of Chemistry is the Learned Society for the chemical sciences and the Professional Body for chemical scientists in the UK with over 46,000 members worldwide.
		The Society is a major international publisher and provider of chemical information, supports the teaching of the chemical sciences at all levels, organizes hundreds of chemical meetings a year, and is a leader in communicating science to the public.
		MIMAS is a JISC-supported national data centre run by Manchester Computing at the University of Manchester, providing the UK and international education and research community with networked access to key data and information resources to support teaching, learning and research across a wide range of disciplines.
	www.mdli.com /company/news/press_releases/2002/pr_royal_soc_chem_05nov02.jsp (522 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Science/Nature \| Africa given free journal access (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) has announced that it will give Africa free access to its journal archives.
		At the launch of the initiative, an Ethiopian researcher called on other chemistry journals to open their archives free-of-charge, too.
		"I would like to call on all publishers of chemistry journals to follow the lead of the RSC to support young chemists like me with their archives so that we can bring the benefits of chemistry to our great continent," she added.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/sci/tech/4760074.stm (403 words)

	Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Electronic Journals
		The Royal Society of Chemistry's currently publishes over 20 primary and review journals, covering all branches of chemistry.
		The RSC is a member of CrossRef, an industry-wide alliance of commercial, learned society and other non-for-profit publishers.
		The Royal Society of Chemistry site provides extensive information on its journals.
	www.herts.ac.uk /lis/subjects/natsci/ejournal/rsc.htm (586 words)

	ACD/PhysChem Selected to Teach Medicinal Chemistry at the Royal Society of Chemistry School
		Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc., (ACD/Labs) and The Royal Society of Chemistry today announced the incorporation of ACD/PhysChem, which offers tools for the prediction of PhysChem properties, into RSC's Medicinal Chemistry School.
		Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc., (ACD/Labs) is a chemistry software company offering solutions that truly integrate chemical structures with analytical chemistry information to produce ChemAnalytics™.
		Specialized for graduate and post-doctoral chemists in the field of drug research, students attending the RSC Medicinal Chemistry School will gain an appreciation of the fundamentals of medicinal chemistry and allied subjects such as physical chemistry, quantitative structure activity relationship (QSAR), drug metabolism, pharmacokinetics and molecular biology.
	www.acdlabs.com /clients/pr_rsc0603.html (504 words)

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