Chemistry

• Walnuts, willful murder, & World Book Night

  Walnuts and murder and chemistry, oh my. by Ray Burks     ...

  Authored by DXS Contributor on April 24, 2013

• The Women in ‘Modern Men of Science’

  In 1966, of 426 scientists highlighted, 7 were women. by Adrienne M. ...

  Authored by Adrienne Roehrich on April 11, 2013

• Crystallographers of merit

  Shining light on the structure of molecules by Adrienne M. Roehrich X-ray ...

  Authored by Adrienne Roehrich on March 7, 2013

• Notable women biochemists in the 1900s

  Four women biochemists at the frontier of their field. By Adrienne Roehrich ...

  Authored by Adrienne Roehrich on February 14, 2013

• Notable Women in Science: Historical Astronomers

  by Adrienne Roehrich, Chemistry Editor as·tron·o·mer   [uh-stron-uh-mer] noun an expert in astronomy; ...

  Authored by Adrienne Roehrich on December 28, 2012

• Raising the Profile of Women in Science

  By Adrienne Roehrich, Chemistry Editor One of the goals of Double X ...

  Authored by Adrienne Roehrich on December 14, 2012

• Crowdfunding on the Brain: Finding Biomarkers for Early Autism Diagnosis

  By Biology Editor, Jeanne Garbarino If a child is diagnosed with autism ...

  Authored by Jeanne Garbarino on December 3, 2012

• A Few Modern Physicists

  by Adrienne M. Roehrich, Chemistry Editor In this edition of Notable Women ...

  Authored by Adrienne Roehrich on November 26, 2012

• We can’t stop preterm births. Can we do more for preterm babies?

  Baby girl born at 26 weeks, 6 days of gestation,weighing less than ...

  Authored by Emily Willingham on November 16, 2012

• If you want your dinner, little fairy wren, sing the secret password!

  By Tara Haelle, DXS contributor [This post appeared previously at Red Wine ...

  Authored by Emily Willingham on November 14, 2012