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Chemistry for Good Living.

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Contact

Prof. Grace Iniama

[email protected]

Venue

Seminar Room,Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, University of Calabar, Etaagbor PMB 1115, Nigeria

CALABAR, CROSS RIVER 540242

Nigeria

Time

10:00 (UTC +01:00 )

Summary

This event will be aimed at inspiring female chemists to inculcate an attitude of hard-work, team spirit, time management and other relevant qualities needed to build strong leadership skills. The event will feature participants from academia, industry and professionals in Chemistry that will speak on relevant key topics centered on the event's theme. It will also feature a panel discussion where participants can interact with the speakers and other experienced professionals in attempt to expose the essence of involvement of the female gender in Chemistry to ensure safer environment and better living. Hence the selection of our sub-theme, "Chemistry for Good Living."