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Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London,
Wednesday, 16 May 2007.

In conjunction with the 2007 AGM of the Chemical Information and
Computer Applications Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry
http://www.rsc.org/cicag

Philip Stewart of the University of Oxford will give a talk on "The
Chemical Galaxy". The most familiar method of arranging elements is the
Periodic Table, first published in 1869 by Mendeleyev, which arranges
them in rows and columns. Since then, chemists have proposed a number of
other ways to present the information. The latest of these is The
Chemical Galaxy which uses a starry pathway to link the elements and
express the astronomical reach of chemistry
See: http://www.chemicalgalaxy.co.uk

Programme
3.30-4.00 Registration and tea/coffee
4.00-5.00 Lecture - 'The Chemical Galaxy', Philip Stewart, Univ. of
Oxford
5.00-5.30 CICAG AGM
5.30-6.30 Wine and cheese reception

Please note that attendance at this meeting is completely free of
charge. However, if you are planning to attend, please contact the Group
Secretary, to allow us to establish numbers for catering purposes

Doug Veal, CICAG Secretary
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tel 020-8462 3371

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Christopher Evans
CICAG Treasurer
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