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Hear from project team members as they discuss the Explore Science: Let's Do Chemistry project research findings and a framework for designing and facilitating informal hands-on chemistry activities with public audiences, and how they might be applied to other chemistry activities. Project Partners from the American Chemical Society also discussed how they're implementing the project framework into ACS outreach and professional development activities, as well as highlighted 2019 National Chemistry Week (themed "Marvelous Metals"), taking place October 20-26, 2019. Online workshop was recorded 9-17-2019.
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Hear from project team members as they discuss the Explore Science: Let's Do Chemistry project research findings and a framework for designing and facilitating informal hands-on chemistry activities with public audiences, and how they might be applied to other chemistry activities. Project Partners from the American Chemical Society also discussed how they're implementing the project framework into ACS outreach and professional development activities, as well as highlighted 2019 National Chemistry Week (themed "Marvelous Metals"), taking place October 20-26, 2019. Online workshop was recorded 9-17-2019.
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