That this House marks the launch of the Royal Society of Chemistry's biennial nationwide Chemistry Week 2003; notes that among its key objectives is a commitment to encourage an interest in science among young people; applauds the efforts that are being made throughout the United Kingdom, especially by teachers in primary and secondary schools, to revitalise the science curriculum and to convey the excitement of science to pupils and students; further notes the very wide range of activities organised by the Society in local communities all over the country which are designed to illustrate this year's Chemistry Week theme of Chemistry's Pleasure; and further notes the unrivalled contribution that the study of chemistry and the chemical sciences have made and continue to make to our understanding of nature, to the quality of life, and to the knowledge economy of the 21st Century.

That this House marks the launch of the Royal Society of Chemistry's biennial nationwide Chemistry Week 2003; notes that among its key objectives is a commitment to encourage an interest in science among young people; applauds the efforts that are being made throughout the United Kingdom, especially by teachers in...

That this House congratulates the Royal Society of Chemistry for organising the nationwide Chemistry Week from 16th to 23rd November; applauds the wide variety of events being held throughout the United Kingdom to raise awareness of the vital role which chemistry plays in the modern world and in everyday life; and encourages Right honourable and honourable Members on all sides of the House to take advantage of the willingness of the scientific community outside Parliament to offer Members expert assistance, such as the Royal Society of Chemistry's pioneering Parliamentary Link Scheme, when debating or dealing with issues involving science.

That this House congratulates the Royal Society of Chemistry for organising the nationwide Chemistry Week from 16th to 23rd November; applauds the wide variety of events being held throughout the United Kingdom to raise awareness of the vital role which chemistry plays in the modern world and in everyday life;...

That this House congratulates the Royal Society of Chemistry for organising the nationwide Chemistry Week from 19th to 26th November; applauds the wide variety of dozens of events held throughout the United Kingdom, including public lectures, displays, hands-on exhibits and school competitions, which have raised awareness of the vital role which chemistry plays in the modern world and in everyday life; notes the International Historic Chemical Landmark plaque unveiled on 19th November at St.Mary's Hospital, Paddington which commemorates Sir Alexander Fleming and the other scientists who worked on the antibiotic penicillin and its synthesis by chemists; notes that this plaque is part of a major worldwide campaign by the Royal Society of Chemistry, in cooperation with the American Chemical Society, to mark prestigious breakthroughs in chemistry; and notes in particular the crucial role that chemistry continues to play in underpinning, supporting and promoting health.

That this House congratulates the Royal Society of Chemistry for organising the nationwide Chemistry Week from 19th to 26th November; applauds the wide variety of dozens of events held throughout the United Kingdom, including public lectures, displays, hands-on exhibits and school competitions, which have raised awareness of the vital role...

That this House congratulates the Royal Society of Chemistry for its initiative in organising the nationwide Chemistry Week 1992; notes that its purpose is to raise the public awareness of science, and especially chemistry; further notes the vital role that science plays in today's technological and environmentally conscious world; and hopes that honourable and Right honourable Members will be able to express their support for the wide variety of activities that have been organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry throughout the country during the week.

That this House congratulates the Royal Society of Chemistry for its initiative in organising the nationwide Chemistry Week 1992; notes that its purpose is to raise the public awareness of science, and especially chemistry; further notes the vital role that science plays in today's technological and environmentally conscious world; and...