Durable Homes
Would you like to know more about how buildings are made to last? Then download this free information-filled booklet at Fedichem. The booklet contains information about the materials we use to make buildings longer lasting and more environmentally friendly. Discover the benefits of durable construction and how we can use our planet’s resources wisely. In French and Dutch.

Jobs a Plenty
Are you searching for a career in a cool, forward-looking and technologically advanced industry? Ever wondered what someone in Research & Development does or what kind of diploma you need to become a process engineer? Look no further: At www.metierschimie.be you will find all the information you need. In French and Dutch.

Interactive Table
Discover the periodic table at www.periodictableonline.org. You can read about each one of our earth's elements and how they are used in modern life. You can find simple definitions for chemical terms in the glossary and read about the people who have contributed to the advancement of chemical science in the biography section. There is also an easy-to-use search engine. The periodic table has never been so easy. In French and Dutch.

Biotechnology Made Easy
You may have heard of biotechnology, but what is it exactly? Visit www.belgobiotech.be/ and find out for yourself. You will discover information on the basic principles of biotechnology as well as a timeline and glossary. This is a great place to introduce yourself to this still new and promising industry. In French, Dutch and English.

Chemistry for Everyone
Chemistry is fun. It is used everywhere in modern life. From the colouring of our clothes to the shapes of our PCs, it is all possible thanks to chemistry. Waouwchimie.be illustrates the magical, inspiring and pleasurable side of chemistry. It also has links and a registration module through which you can receive more information and details on careers involving chemistry. This site will show you a side of chemistry that you probably haven't seen before. In French and Dutch.

Mother of Invention
Many products (sunglasses, rollerblades, suntan lotion, etc…) exist thanks to chemistry. www.declic-chimie.com gives fabulous examples of products that wouldn't exist without chemistry -- or chemists. So if you're thinking of a career in chemistry, this is the right place for you. You will find information on careers and available internships. In French.

Chemistry for Kids
Come to www.chimielaclasse.org and order or download your copy of ‘'Les Aventures de Kimico,'' a booklet that introduces the wonderful world of chemistry to children. This booklet follows the two characters Kimico and Kimica, as they explain the role of chemistry in water supply, the environment and plastics. This is a fun introduction to chemistry for children of the CM1 and CM2 levels (the final two years of primary school in France). The booklet is free of charge. In French.

For Budding Chemists
Come visit the UIC's media resource at www.uic.fr/fr/mediatheque-docped-01.htm. There are many downloadable videos and booklets, including detailed information about careers and education in the chemistry field. A great source of information for those with an interest in chemistry! In French.

Experiment with Tini and Toni
The Tini and Toni chemistry kit will help kids conduct all sorts of fantastic chemical experiments by themselves, capturing the mind of many a budding scientist. Order this hugely popular chemistry kit for primary schools on fonds.vci.de/default.asp?cmd=shd&docnr=77944. In German.

Living Science
If you're a high school student – or teacher – order this advanced lab kit to perform experiments in gene analysis and cloning. The kit has all the equipment and materials needed to conduct simple experiments on bacterial genetic matter – offering a fascinating glimpse into the experimental side of biotechnology. Go to fonds.vci.de/default.asp?cmd=shd&docnr=68458. In German.

Just Curious
Visit www.chemie-im-fokus.de to read about the science of chemistry and how it is essential to modern life. There are also details about the many careers and study programmes available to you in the world of chemistry. This is a great site for those curious about chemistry’s role in our world. In English and German.

Masters of the Molecule
Planet X-Chem: Masters of the Molecule
A fascinating tour of the world of modern chemistry. This 18-minute film will take you through the process of chemical reactions – also in your own body. We're surrounded by the products of such reactions: Our clothing and sporting goods, computer chips, automobiles running on fuel cells and diode-lit mobile phones. For 12- to 18-year-olds. In German.
Mission Future: The Secret Matrix of the Elements
This 15-minute film presents the chemist, engineer and researcher who've come up with some fascinating new stuff: plastic material with memory and chips that smell. A trainee lab assistant and trainee chemistry researcher explain why they're looking forward to a career in chemistry. In German.
Videos can be ordered at fonds@vci.de.

Coffee for Two
Order a colourful brochure explaining 36 reasons why chemistry matters. From brewing coffee to flirting, travelling by car and competing in sports, it just wouldn't be possible without some chemistry – not to mention the fascinating potential opened up by the budding science of nanotechnology. Go to
fonds.vci.de/template_downloads/tmp_0/Ku_Fl_Na.pdf?DokNr=82238&
p=111. In German.

The Chemistry of Life
Learn how we're surrounded by chemistry and chemical elements; from getting a tan to watching TV. On www.element-unseres-lebens.de you will also find games, an interactive periodic table, experiments, brochures and much more. In German.

Job Hunt
Thinking of starting a career in the chemical industry? Not sure whether chemistry is really your thing? Visit www.feelthechemistry.nl and take the self-test to find out. Check out the many jobs available and different study options in chemical sciences. It is all brought to life with video testimonials. In Dutch.

Schools and Careers
The Dutch chemical industry is offering you a free downloadable booklet about careers in the chemical industry at www.vnci.nl/_pages/download.asp?introlid=2233. This is a great guide for anyone looking to enter the field of chemicals in the Netherlands : The booklet covers the different careers available as well as the schools that offer studies in chemical sciences. In Dutch.

Everything is Chemistry
“You have chemistry, you have life.” Go to www.feique.org and discover a Q&A where you will learn about the unsuspected relation between chemistry and some of your favourite hobbies: scuba-diving, mountain climbing, music, painting or reading. In Spanish.

On the Road Again
After a three-year road-tour through the main Spanish cities, “All in Chemistry” became the first virtual exhibition dedicated to the world of chemistry. Go to www.fundacionquimica.org and learn the secrets and curiosities of this science. You can take a tour of the museum, look at some videos, read the latest news and sign up for the Chemistry Olympiads. In Spanish.

Hold Your Breath
Join Gilbert the friendly dragon to learn and experiment with chemistry. You may discover what puts his breath on fire – and many, many other things on www.draknet.nu. In Swedish.

Oil for Thought
Come discover the versatile world of petrochemistry. At www.petrochemistry.net you will see how crude oil is transformed into petrochemicals and then used in innumerable amounts of products across many sectors. You can also order a poster at www.petrochemistry.net/contact.asp?hid=8. In English.