Plenary Lecture

The UNESCO/CTC of Global Programme for Microscale Science Experiments
John D. Bradley, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
A. Pokrovsky, Division of Basic and Engineering Sciences, UNESCO

Keynote Lectures

Microscale Chemistry and Green Chemistry: The Complementary Pedagogical Tools in Chemical Education (KL-1)
Mohan Singh, US National Microscale Chemistry Center, USA

Microscale for All (KL-2)
Stephen Breuer, Lancaster University, UK

Microscale Chemistry and Creative Education (KL-3)
N.H. Zhou, Chinese Microscale Chemistry Center, China

Microscale Experiments, A Small Step for Chemists A Giant Step for ... (KL-4)
C. Gruvberg, Swedish Microscale Chemistry Center, Sweden

Dyes and Dyeing: Macro and Microscale (KL-5)
M. Livneh, Bar-Ilan Univeristy, Israel

The Application of Datalogger for Chemical Analysis (KL-6)
Martin M.F. Choi, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong SAR

Electrochemistry and Environmental Remediation (KL-7)
J. Ibanez, Mexican Microscale Chemistry Center, Mexico

Motivating Small Children for Microscale Experimentation (KL-8)
P. Schwarz, Ministry of Education Hesse, Germany

Activation of Chemical Education Through Microscale Experiments (KL-9)
Kazuko Ogino, Tohoku University, Japan

The Use of Microscale Chemistry in HKSAR Secondary Schools (KL-10)
W. H. Fong, Education Department, Hong Kong SAR

The Teaching of Complexation Reactions Through the Study of Amphoteric Behavior of Some Metal Ions (KL-11)
H. S. Ma, Hong Kong Institute of Education, HKSAR

Preparation of Ferrocene and Acetylferrocene.
Quantitative Catalytic Hydrogenation. (KL-12)
Lam Lung Yeung, The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology

High School Microscale Chemistry in Practice (KL-13)
K. C. Pun, SKH Tsang Shiu Tim Secondary School, Hong Kong SAR

Workshops