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PuzzleCryptic chemistry crossword #093
This cryptic chemistry crossword has it all, from lab kits to heretics.
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PuzzleQuick chemistry crossword #093
Crabs, cannabinoids, and chain reactions are central to this quick chemistry crossword puzzle
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NewsChemistry for the visually impaired that can be felt, heard and smelt
The Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, recently brought chemistry alive for students with sight loss
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OpinionGetting good at human tasks
’What do you mean you had to lock the NMR with an oscilloscope and shim the magnet by hand?’
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OpinionPonnadurai Ramasami: ‘You will learn more by going the more difficult way’
The trailblazing computational chemist on the joys of teaching, inaugurating a virtual conference, and the importance of doing things the hard way
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NewsHow do you rebuild your lab after it is hit by an Iranian missile?
Milko van der Boom talks to Chemistry World about dealing with destruction at the Weizmann Institute, saving samples and people coming together
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NewsAria seeks new chief as Ilan Gur steps down
After three years at the helm, Gur to step down from blue-skies research funder
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OpinionHelping remote schools be in their element
The element sets now found in over half of Australian high schools
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PuzzleCryptic chemistry crossword #092
Featuring a dash of chemistry and a hint of misdirection, can you solve this cryptic chemistry crossword?
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PuzzleChemistry wordoku #100
Celebrate 100 wordoku puzzles with us, and find the hidden Nobel laureate
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PuzzleQuick chemistry crossword #092
This quick crossword layers Nobel laureates, chemical trivia, and natural forces into one puzzle just waiting to be solved.
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CareersGood network connections help startup founders and employees to succeed
Career success is easier with help from others
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OpinionContemporary chemistry owes a lot to benzene's beginnings
Celebrating what started when Faraday found the molecule with no end
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OpinionFaraday’s laboratory manual and the isolation of benzene
Instruction on how to be as much at home in the lab as was the man himself
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FeatureThe young female astronomer who worked out what the sun is made of
100 years ago, Cecilia Payne deduced that the sun is mainly made of hydrogen – but was encouraged to downplay her findings by her PhD supervisor. Mike Sutton takes up the story
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PuzzleCryptic chemistry crossword #091
From Danish physicists to sweet anagrams and sneaky naturalists, this cryptic chemistry crossword is a mind-twisting mix of science, wordplay, and wit.
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