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Sunday, January 10, 2010

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Curious Kids: how do scientists read a person’s DNA - Africa Studio/Shutterstock Mark Lorch, University of Hull How do scientists read a person’s DNA? – James, aged 11, Thame, UK DNA (which stands for deoxyrib...
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CENtral Science

Don’t work in the lab alone - Working in a lab is safe most of the time, “except when it isn’t, and that’s when being alone compounds the danger,” says a new lab safety video about wo...
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The Culture of Chemistry

Easter fires: Rainbow demonstration rises again - It the the custom in many Christian denominations to light a Pascal fire at their Easter rites. For Catholics, this is done after sunset on Saturday night...
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Reactions

Au Revoir to the Golden City - Greetings from San Francisco! My name is Lana and I am here at the 253rd National Meeting with my fellow ACS Undergraduate Student Liaison, Alex Goranov. I...
7 years ago
A day in the life...

Research is more than science; it is an experience - by Tyler Erjavec In March 2014, I was shocked to receive an acceptance letter from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Haystack Observatory summer RE...
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Carbon-Based Curiosities

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