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Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars Join us for the final Manual Science event of 2009.
First Friday Papier-Mâché Workshop
Locatie:Chemical Heritage Foundation
Tijd:vrijdag 4 december 2009 17:00
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Make ornaments to hang on your tree, menorah, bicycle, or door knob as you learn about the science behind the process from CHF staff. Find out what it is that makes this tradition stick, both literally and figuratively, at this final Manual Science event of 2009. Please note, Manual Science programming will resume in M...arch 2010.
As always, you'll have the chance to explore our permanent exhibition, Making Modernity, and sLowlife, a dynamic multimedia exhibition that presents plants as complex, living beings, on display through 13 January 2010. Lees meer
As always, you'll have the chance to explore our permanent exhibition, Making Modernity, and sLowlife, a dynamic multimedia exhibition that presents plants as complex, living beings, on display through 13 January 2010. Lees meer
First Friday Papier-Mâché Workshop
Tijd:vrijdag 4 december 2009 17:00
Locatie:Chemical Heritage Foundation
Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars 's feed: Distillations podcast
Episode 81: Light
Let there be light! Whether it comes from the sky or a bulb, we’d be lost without it. In this episode of Distillations, we first examine new developments in solar power. Next, we explore how light can be used to treat those with Seasonal Affective Disorder. And finally, producer Jim Burres...
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Let there be light! Whether it comes from the sky or a bulb, we’d be lost without it. In this episode of Distillations, we first examine new developments in solar power. Next, we explore how light can be used to treat those with Seasonal Affective Disorder. And finally, producer Jim Burres...
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Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars From green to gene, Joseph DeSimone will speak at the Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture tomorrow. This event is FREE and open to the public, bring a friend!
Featuring Joseph DeSimone
Locatie:Chemical Heritage Foundation
Tijd:donderdag 19 november 2009 18:00
Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars
BRIDGING FIELDS AND HARNESSING DIVERSITY FOR THE SAKE OF INNOVATION: Tackling Unmet Needs in the Life Sciences by Exploiting Developments in Materials
Joseph M. DeSimone
Polymer Expert
Thursday, 19 November 2009
6:00 p.m. lecture
7:00 p.m. reception
Register now at http://www.chemheritage.org/Ullyot
The Ullyot Public Affairs... Lecture emphasizes the positive role that chemistry and related sciences play in our lives.
This year's lecture will be given by Joseph M. DeSimone, Chancellor’s Eminent Professor of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Chemical Engineering at North Carolina State University.
DeSimone has developed groundbreaking solutions in green manufacturing and promising applications in gene therapy, drug delivery, and medical devices. His PRINT molds (pictured) can manufacture nanobiomaterials for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
This lecture is free and open to the public. Don't miss this opportunity to hear a pioneering researcher describe his work. Register today!
The Ullyot Public Affairs lecture is presented by the Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia and Delaware Sections of the American Chemical Society, Department of Chemistry of the University of Pennsylvania, and Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of the Sciences Philadelphia.Lees meer
Joseph M. DeSimone
Polymer Expert
Thursday, 19 November 2009
6:00 p.m. lecture
7:00 p.m. reception
Register now at http://www.chemheritage.org/Ullyot
The Ullyot Public Affairs... Lecture emphasizes the positive role that chemistry and related sciences play in our lives.
This year's lecture will be given by Joseph M. DeSimone, Chancellor’s Eminent Professor of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Chemical Engineering at North Carolina State University.
DeSimone has developed groundbreaking solutions in green manufacturing and promising applications in gene therapy, drug delivery, and medical devices. His PRINT molds (pictured) can manufacture nanobiomaterials for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
This lecture is free and open to the public. Don't miss this opportunity to hear a pioneering researcher describe his work. Register today!
The Ullyot Public Affairs lecture is presented by the Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia and Delaware Sections of the American Chemical Society, Department of Chemistry of the University of Pennsylvania, and Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of the Sciences Philadelphia.Lees meer
Featuring Joseph DeSimone
Tijd:donderdag 19 november 2009 18:00
Locatie:Chemical Heritage Foundation
Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars 's feed: Chemical Heritage Magazine
A Chemical Empire Thriving from an Ancient Ocean
Dow Chemical Company began when the innovative mind of Herbert Dow met the rich quantities of magnesium, chlorine, calcium, and bromine stored deep below the soils of Midland, Michigan. Photographs of the early chemical plant in the late 19th century document the pioneering of Dow's company and t...
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Dow Chemical Company began when the innovative mind of Herbert Dow met the rich quantities of magnesium, chlorine, calcium, and bromine stored deep below the soils of Midland, Michigan. Photographs of the early chemical plant in the late 19th century document the pioneering of Dow's company and t...
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Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars 's feed: Policy blog: The Center
Metals, the Placebo Effect, and Baseball
While watching the World Series a few weeks ago, I noticed a few players—notably New York Yankees’ pitchers A. J. Burnett and Joba Chamberlain and Philadelphia Phillies players Cliff Lee and Ryan Howard—wearing bulky, metallic necklaces. With a bit of research I found that these are titan...
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While watching the World Series a few weeks ago, I noticed a few players—notably New York Yankees’ pitchers A. J. Burnett and Joba Chamberlain and Philadelphia Phillies players Cliff Lee and Ryan Howard—wearing bulky, metallic necklaces. With a bit of research I found that these are titan...
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ChemHeritage: From green to gene, Joseph DeSimone to speak at Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture, 11/19 http://bit.ly/1TbX1N FREE and open to the public
ChemHeritage: From green to gene, Joseph DeSimone to speak at Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture, 11/19 http://bit.ly/1TbX1N FREE and open to the public
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ChemHeritage: From green to gene, Joseph DeSimone to speak at Ullyot Public Affairs Lecture, 11/19 http://bit.ly/1TbX1N FREE and open to the public
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ChemHeritage: Watch this video on the Othmer Library of Chemical History http://bit.ly/3cEe6W Now accepting fellowship applications! http://bit.ly/1pf7l8
ChemHeritage: Watch this video on the Othmer Library of Chemical History http://bit.ly/3cEe6W Now accepting fellowship applications! http://bit.ly/1pf7l8
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ChemHeritage: Watch this video on the Othmer Library of Chemical History http://bit.ly/3cEe6W Now accepting fellowship applications! http://bit.ly/1pf7l8
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Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars The first-annual T. T. Chao Symposium on Innovation is happening in Houston right now! Discover "Houston on the Molecular Frontier"
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Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars 's feed: Policy blog: The Center
An Interruption of Our Scientific Programming
Recently the Internet has lit up with these delightful videos of Carl Sagan auto-tuned into song. While this is a lighthearted Web site dedicated to using music to teach science, it did get me thinking about the state of science on television in America. Statistically Americans are watching more...
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Recently the Internet has lit up with these delightful videos of Carl Sagan auto-tuned into song. While this is a lighthearted Web site dedicated to using music to teach science, it did get me thinking about the state of science on television in America. Statistically Americans are watching more...
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Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars 's feed: Distillations podcast
Episode 81: Light
Let there be light, whatever the source: from lightboxes to help sufferers of Seasonal Affective Disorder to the ever-evolving lightbulb. Chemical Agent: Organic Solar Cells.
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Let there be light, whatever the source: from lightboxes to help sufferers of Seasonal Affective Disorder to the ever-evolving lightbulb. Chemical Agent: Organic Solar Cells.
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Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars Tonight at CHF: Little Museum of Horrors!
Back by popular demand!
Locatie:Chemical Heritage Foundation
Tijd:vrijdag 6 november 2009 17:00
Chemical Heritage Foundation Library, Museum, and Center for Scholars 's feed: President's blog: Periodic Tabloid
Carlson Vs. Moore
In one corner, we have Moore’s law. In the other corner, there is Carlson’s curve. Moore’s law— named after Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel—famously predicted over 40 years ago that the transistor density of integrated circuits would double about every two years. So far, it’s been r...
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In one corner, we have Moore’s law. In the other corner, there is Carlson’s curve. Moore’s law— named after Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel—famously predicted over 40 years ago that the transistor density of integrated circuits would double about every two years. So far, it’s been r...
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