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Chemistry and art activities have also played an important role at a number of public engagement and outreach events we took part in. Visitors at the Big Bang Fair in Birmingham and the Cambridge ...

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Chemistry is, in some ways, analogous to art, through the plasticity of the chemical object’s forms and functions. As artist, the chemist imprints matter with the products of his imagination. Just as ...

At the end of the spring 2019 semester, Amit Basu, a chemistry professor at Brown University, turned his advanced organic class into an art gallery and performance space. In the class, each ...

Kendall Buster has delved into art and science over the course of her career. The work she created for Princeton University's new Frick Chemistry Laboratory has emerged from both of her worlds. The ...

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Art of Bread is a ghost kitchen bakery located in Scoot! Cold Brew in Cleveland. Victoria Narby, the owner and baker, makes sourdough bagels, pretzels, macarons, and more for customers.

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Kelly Ripa, Mark Consuelos, Art Moore, and Michael Gelman sat down with DECIDER to discuss 'Live with Kelly and Mark' Season 37 and Art Moore's retirement.

The art of chemistry ... Chemistry at Sussex, meanwhile, has once more been threatened and then spared the axe. At Exeter, chemistry has been cut, and the subject is under review elsewhere.