During this STEM Pro Live!, your class will meet Malyree Harper, an analytical chemist for Freeport-McMoRan who helps test samples from all around the world to find out what minerals are in them and in what quantities.
Join Neil and co-host Lynne Koplitz as they dive into an industry that is built on the foundation of humanity’s desire to look young—and have great hair.
Find out why Alice in Wonderland is Mandë’s favorite poison story.
Chemical engineers can do pretty much anything…really.
Materials Scientists are similar to materials engineers.
Biophysicists use the principles of physics and chemistry to better understand living things and biological processes.
Chemists have careers that are anything but “Bohr-ing!”
Biochemists study chemical processes in living organisms.
Marie is most famous for her research on radioactivity. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the only woman to win in two fields (physics and chemistry), and the only person to win in multiple sciences!
Lise was inspired by her teacher, physicist Ludwig Boltzmann, and went on to study physics and become the second woman to receive a doctoral degree in physics at the University of Vienna in 1905.
We discuss Natalie Portman’s early research in chemistry and psychology, her environmental activism, and her strategies to keep her kids’ curiosity alive during the pandemic.
Anthropodermic bibliopegy is a long, fancy way of saying “HUMAN SKIN BOOKS” and the study of confirming or debunking them is … Anthropodermic Biocodicology.
