Newsletter for Saturday 31 July.

Click to open this Newsletter in your browser TODAY IN SCIENCE HISTORY NEWSLETTER • 31 JULY Feature for Today On 31 Jul 1800, Friedrich Wöhler was born, the German chemist who co-discovered an element, but is best known for his landmark accomplishment as the first chemist to create an organic compound from purely inorganic substances. Thus he united two disciplines...

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Newsletter for Friday 30 July.

Click to open this Newsletter in your browser TODAY IN SCIENCE HISTORY NEWSLETTER • 30 JULY Feature for Today On 30 Jul 1916, Albert Neisser died, the German microbiologist who was the first to isolate and identify Bacillus lepræ, the causal agent of leprosy. His life had some close parallels to that of Paul Ehrlich (who is better known from being a Nobel Prize winner)....

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Power off and play this summer!

div.preheader { display: none !important; } With the Activities Corner, kids can shut down their devices and learn as they play! ...

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