German researcher well-known for his contributions to the Beer–Lambert–Bouguer law
Highlighting notable research, institutions, individuals, personal experiences, ethical questions, and issues such as diversity and inclusion.
August Beer (1825 – 1863)
Can Brine from Seawater Desalination Plants Be a Source of Critical Metals?
Seawater brines are an enormous potential source of minerals and metals - first discoveries
Know Thy Carbs! Safer Carbohydrate Detection Methods for School Labs – Part 2
Improved detection reactions for carbohydrates
150th Birthday: Georges Urbain
French chemist discovered the element lutetium
Know Thy Carbs! Safer Carbohydrate Detection Methods for School Labs – Part 1
Historical carbohydrate detection reactions and a new method for wet lab lactose detection
75th Anniversary: Death of Victor Goldschmidt
Mineralogist considered one of the founders of modern geochemistry
The Limits of Growth
50 to 60 years ago, the global environmental movement began with Silent Spring, the Club of Rome, the first Earth Day
What Does a Neutrino Weigh?
Any idea?
February 7–8, 1922: An Important Night for Physicists And Chemists
What happened during this night in 1922?
150th Birthday: Lafayette B. Mendel
American biochemist known for the co-discovery of vitamin A