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Blog / Talking Science with Grandma: How to Communicate Science to the Public

April 13, 2017April 12, 2017 / Erika Van Goethem / 1

Before we know it, it will be summer.  That means sunny days, flowers, barbecues, beach trips, and family reunions.  With family reunions comes having to explain to every cousin, aunt,…

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Blog / The Periodic Table of Elements just got Bigger!

January 25, 2017January 24, 2017 / Christina M. Marvin /

As of last month, the periodic table of elements hanging in your classroom, office, or bathroom is officially out of date. Early in December 2016, the chemistry community officially recognized…

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Blog / Starring Caffeine as the Bully of the Brain

August 9, 2016August 11, 2016 / Christina M. Marvin / 1

Completely legal and unregulated, caffeine is a staple of bustling culture, from office workers with travel mugs making a grab for their suitcases at 6 am to journalists refilling their…

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Blog / Eat Plastic? Don’t Mind if I Do!

March 31, 2016 / Chris Givens /

Humans do not find plastic bottles tasty. Try as we might, ingestion and digestion of an Auquafina bottle makes for a bad dinner. On the other hand, some bacteria see…

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Blog / Devoured: The textile chemistry behind devoré

March 24, 2016March 24, 2016 / Sarah Marks /

With the season finale of Downton Abbey earlier this month, I know everyone is thinking, “Now, how will I get my fix of period costuming”? If you’re like me, you…

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Blog / From Basic to Extraordinary: Four Basic but Remarkable Materials

November 28, 2015June 15, 2017 / Nathan Rodeberg /

It’s easy to assume that important chemical compounds are complex. However, some of the most remarkable substances are composed of simple repeating units. Here are four carbon-based structures that, while…

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