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Freeing the world from chemical weapons

What are the negative impacts that chemistry can have on society? What is the role of analytical chemistry in monitoring the use of...

Mucus power!

Researchers from MIT have discovered that branched sugar molecules called glycans found in mucus can curtail bacteria from communicating...

Say Cheese, M87!

How do you take a picture something that absorbs all electromagnetic radiation, is extremely massive, and extremely dense? Lately,...

Reimagining Chemistry Education

In the context of a rapidly changing world, it should be of no surprise that the study of Chemistry is heading towards transforming...

Science in career contexts

Hello educators! On top of the excitement and anticipation of the impending A level results release this Friday, there is probably one...

Now, that's One Smartphone!

Smartphones are everywhere and often times, we (including our students!) are so dependent on them, we cannot leave our houses without...

A Cold Pack from Hot "Ice"

Science projects and investigations are useful opportunities for students to engage in scientific inquiry. Depending on the learning...

Bees can do math too!

Thought human beings are the only ones who can do arithmetic? Think again. A recent study published in Science Advances shows that bees...

Should I use the term Weather or Climate?

Have you ever been stuck on whether to use the term weather or climate during a conversation or when writing a text? If no, do you really...

United for a Nobel Cause

January was an exciting month for Science students and teachers as they had the rare opportunity to interact with eminent scientists such...

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