With World Kindness Day 2020 taking place Friday 13th November, I don’t feel that we’ve ever been in a position where it’s more appropriate to sit up and take note of something which could possibly be just another ploy from the greetings card industry!
You amazing people have been sharing some fantastic posts on social media lately, with what you’re up to in your labs (don’t forget to #RealTimeChem of course!) and tagging us where you’re putting some of our gear through its paces! Take a look!
The world is changing and each day we’re is looking at new ways to adapt our lives to accommodate novel methods of engagement with our families, friends, customers and business
It’s that time of the year again when our eight legged friends enter our houses and pay us a visit. Some go unnoticed, others should be paying rent!
We get mixing and baking in preparation for the Great British Bake Off 2020 and try and remember not to lick the spoon!
The Nobel Prize Announcements are on the horizon and we wait with baited breath to see who will be awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Wednesday 7th October 2020.
We look at the chemistry of sunglasses and give you the opportunity to get your hands on your very own pair of #AsyntShades!
On a hot summers day, you can’t beat a big scoop of ice cream – favoured friend of the hot and sweaty, and of the heartbroken! Unless you can eat it pretty fast though, you’re going to experience a sad moment at some point when it starts melting everywhere. We might have a solution to this problem at last though!
Dr Arran Solomonsz recently headed out to the Malvern Hills in the UK for a “staycation” in the fresh, countryside air! How can we bring that back to the lab with us though?
It sounds ridiculous, of course, but chemist Anna-Lena Kjøniksen and her colleagues have made a cement from urea (major component of urine) and a faux lunar soil.
