All Culture and people articles – Page 6
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OpinionSuper-powered science
Screaming fans excited about your research, the Sharpie on your lanyard for signing autographs – wouldn’t that be nice?
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CareersHow to have fewer, more effective meetings
Five strategies that can help individuals and institutions manage meetings better
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OpinionCelebrating 100 years of the Pauli exclusion principle
How a quantum view of electron states enabled us to understand the stability of matter
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PuzzleCryptic chemistry crossword #069
Can you get all three of the 15-character answers in this cryptic chemistry crossword puzzle?
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PuzzleQuick chemistry crossword #069
Acronyms, Agatha Christie and artifacts all feature in this quick chemistry crossword
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OpinionCharlotte Williams: ‘Being an academic is a wonderful job’
The award-winning inorganic chemist on early environmental influences and a career spanning industry and academia
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CareersHow Lisa Alford inspires students and celebrates technicians
She was awarded the Royal Society’s 2024 Hauksbee award in recognition of her extraordinary achievements ‘behind the scenes’
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OpinionThe right level of trust in the scientific literature
An overreliance on what’s gone before can hinder innovation
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WebinarRising to the occasion: the chemistry of Easter breads
Join GBBO finalist Josh Smalley to learn the scientific secrets of Easter bakes
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PuzzleCryptic chemistry crossword #068
Can you find all the chemical elements hiding in this cryptic chemistry crossword puzzle?
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PuzzleQuick chemistry crossword #068
You’ll need to know some geology, chemistry and history to solve this quick chemistry crossword
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CareersRe-establishing my scientist identity in industry
How to embrace a career transition outside of academia
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OpinionWhat makes a good lab manager?
The planning and people skills needed to keep everything running smoothly
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OpinionTake part in the #ChemistryConversations challenge
Will you share your enthusiasm for chemistry with more non-chemists?
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ResearchAfter-school club students in Chicago discover promising bioactive compound via goose droppings
Chicago antibiotic discovery lab engages middle school students from underrepresented communities in hands-on research
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NewsComputational chemist and Nobel prize-winner Martin Karplus dies at 94
Karplus’s techniques combined classical and quantum mechanical approaches to model complex chemical systems
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