Thesis in 2016

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  • Michael Donnay and Michelle Francl want chemists to share the stories behind the work they do, and not be afraid to identify the heroines and heroes — and their epic adventures — that paved the way.

    • Michelle Francl
    • Michael Donnay
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  • Researchers should spend more time doing science than cataloguing every last detail about how they get it done, argues Bruce Gibb.

    • Bruce Gibb
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  • Michelle Francl wonders just how old the water in her tea is.

    • Michelle Francl
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  • Although Friedrich Stromeyer is best remembered for writing one of the founding works in plant geography — the forerunner to modern-day biogeography — his contributions to chemistry should not be underestimated, argues Malte C. Ebach.

    • Malte C. Ebach
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  • When it comes to water and its unique properties, Bruce Gibb explains that although there is undoubtedly some mystery, there is certainly no magic.

    • Bruce C. Gibb
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  • Ksenija Glusac takes us on a journey through some of the most important light-driven reactions upon which nature and chemists rely.

    • Ksenija Glusac
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  • Michelle Francl wonders if more chemists should be reading science fiction on the job.

    • Michelle Francl
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  • A trio of recent discoveries in physics should be celebrated by everyone, even chemists, argues Bruce Gibb.

    • Bruce C. Gibb
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  • It is easy to overlook just how important temperature is when it comes to chemistry and Michelle Francl wonders if thermometers had a role in turning alchemists into chemists.

    • Michelle Francl
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  • A day in the life of an academic, as told by Bruce C. Gibb.

    • Bruce C. Gibb
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