Today the association held the annual general assembly. The achievements of the past years was presented while preparing for future activities. The new elected commuttee was also introduced to the members.
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We congratulate level 1 classes who defeated level two 53-13! And we thank everyone who participated! More activities are yet to come
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Sports are among the things that keeps us healthier; this last friday, level 3 chemistry students had a friendship football match where bio-organic chemistry won 2-1 of environmental chemistry.
Chemistry have to reach in all sectors of life! #healthylife
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This week the new committee of @Rwandachemists presented themselves in level 1&2 chemistry classes in @urcst where non members of the association were invited to join and different questions were answered about what the association aims to achieve
We're excited to announce our webinar where Dr. Sekomo B. Christian, VP of @GreenFundRw and Senior researcher at @Uni_Rwanda, will share insights on building the skillsets in the chemistry related careers
Tell a friend to tell a #chemist
RSVP here https://t.co/27UPskvE75
Testing of our made in Rwanda Ventilator using lung simulator and gaz flow analyser. We appreciate the good collaboration between education and health sectors in this journey, @Rwanda_Edu , @RwandaPolytec , @IPRCKigali , @ClaudetteIrere , @jamesgashumba , @RwandaHealth
COVID-19: Regardless of its economic and mental health impacts, the #coronavirus lockdown has induced a 20% air pollution decrease in #Kigali.
READ: https://t.co/FqOsQtRKeQ
@Gedeon25705524 Yes the change is for these days that people are confined in their home but gov'ts could learn from this period and ponder ways to keep the reduction alive.
As #coronavirus is shaking the World and impeding normal human life activities, mother Earth is now breathing; factories have closed, many countries are on lockdown hence less NOx emissions from vehicles.
@Rwandachemists The question is whether changes are https://t.co/QBTPVNL9d3 far estimated at about 200 megatonnes of CO2 could be short-lived if later on the factories reopen n crank up production to make up for lost business
@Gedeon25705524 Yes but the change can be measured already...
For example, air quality in big cities is said to increase even more in the coming weeks...
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@Rwandachemists Analysts say it's too early to knw if coronavirus will push global CO2 emissions onto the downward path that's needed if the world is to have any hope of keeping global heating to a relatively safe level of 1.5C above pre-industrial levels.