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The heartless Lorax that wouldn’t shut up

The heartless Lorax that wouldn’t shut up

Our favorites of the week

By | Posted March 2, 2012

A haunting halo

A haunting halo

The chemistry of a glow stick

By | Posted February 21, 2012

Questions you never thought to ask

Questions you never thought to ask

Scienceline brings you the best obscure science stories from 2011

By | Posted December 27, 2011

Chemistry Nobel honors discoverer of unique solid matter

Chemistry Nobel honors discoverer of unique solid matter

Sole chemistry winner recognized for controversial work on quasicrystals

By | Posted October 5, 2011

Ringing in the year of chemistry

Ringing in the year of chemistry

The United Nations celebrates the science of matter

By | Posted March 10, 2011

“C” is for chemistry

“C” is for chemistry

Science you didn’t know you were doing

By | Posted February 24, 2011

What you don’t remember from Alcoholiday

What you don’t remember from Alcoholiday

A recap of Scienceline’s favorite time of year

By | Posted January 5, 2011

Nobel Prize in Chemistry Honors Carbon Coupling

Nobel Prize in Chemistry Honors Carbon Coupling

Palladium acts as a molecular matchmaker for shy carbons

By | Posted October 6, 2010

From Bacteria to Blueberry

From Bacteria to Blueberry

A renewable energy company in Seattle discovers a new way to brew biochemicals.

By | Posted May 29, 2010

Are You Living in a Former Meth Lab?

Are You Living in a Former Meth Lab?

Houses once used as meth labs dot the country and pose health risks to their future residents

By | Posted April 28, 2010

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