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Julian Alexis: 7/15/14 "Chemistry" Line New Project 1. By: Samantha Whyte … Continue reading →

Attraction Chemistry:It's Not Black White! Sean Mahon Susan Winter What is the difference between'attraction','chemistry' and'love' and how does knowing this help drive relationship success? Susan Winter Sean Mahon of Successfully Social discuss cutting... By: Sean Mahon … Continue reading →

PUBLIC RELEASE DATE: 15-Jul-2014 Contact: Victoria Steven stevenv@rsc.org 0044-020-744-03322 Royal Society of Chemistry The Royal Society of Chemistry's flagship journal, Chemical Science, is going Gold open access from 2015 making it the world's first high-quality open access chemistry journal. With an Impact Factor of 8.3, Chemical Science attracts the best chemistry research from around the world. From January 2015 onwards, all new content in Chemical Science will be free for anyone to access. To ease the transition to open access, the Royal Society of Chemistry is waiving all Article Processing Charges (APCs) for two years. Outgoing UK Science Minister, David Willetts, applauds move as bold step. Speaking at a central London event attended by Royal Society of Chemistry members, UK government and parliamentary representatives and members of the wider scientific community, the Royal Society of Chemistry's President, Professor Dominic Tildesley, said: "I am delighted that my first public announcement since assuming the Presidency of The Royal Society of Chemistry just last week is a momentous step forward in sharing chemical science knowledge world-wide. The Royal Society of Chemistry fully supports sustainable open access publishing as indeed do I. As the world's leading chemistry community and a not-for-profit organisation, our mission … Continue reading →

UFC heavyweight Alistair Overeem is set to return to the Octagon on Sept. 5th when he faces Ben Rothwell at UFC Fight Night 50, but this time something will be different. While much of his more recent U.S. run was done as part of the Blackzilians camp, now Overeem returns to the cage as part (for now) as a student of the famed duo of Greg Jackson and Mike Winkeljohn in Albuquerque, N.M. While things clearly didn't work out Overeem in Florida with the Blackzilians, the former Strikeforce heavyweight champion - along with the rest of the Jackson's camp - report everything has been smooth sailing once he showed up to train. "I think it has to do with chemistry," Overeem told Ariel Helwani on Monday's The MMA Hour. "And chemistry has a lot to do with that mentality. Some people just mix better with other people. From the get go - and you're aiming for the Blackzilians, I think - the mentality was different, so then the chemistry is not optimal." "It's not their fault," Overeem explained. "It's not my fault. It's just the way it is. Sometimes you meet people and the chemistry's not all there, but still … Continue reading →

Brooklyn Fullmer Casey Askew | Bringing Passion Chemistry | SYTYCD Season 11 Top 20 Elimination Brooklyn Fullmer and Casey Askew talk about how they were able to connect so well their first time as partners! Nigel Lythgoe reacts to Casey being in the bo... By: Synergistic Productions, Inc. … Continue reading →

Chemistry In Movie Aklama. By: zel Okulu … Continue reading →

ICSE XI CHEMISTRY THERMODYNAMICS By: eTeach … Continue reading →

The Chernobyl's Chemistry - Fotti la Realt SECONDO SINGOLO ESTRATTO DA "LA FUSIONE" PASSATE A TROVARCI SU http://www.facebook.com/chimicadichernobyl TESTO - FOTTI LA REALTA' - THE CHERNOBYL'S CHEMISTRY INTRO. Giorni monotoni, situazioni... By: Nuclear Studio-The Chernobyl's Chemistry … Continue reading →

Chemical Engineering vs Chemistry: Professor Kai-Olaf Hinrichsen Professor Kai-Olaf Hinrichsen, Head of the Chair of Chemical Engineering at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM), explains the common differences between a degree in Chemical Engineering ... By: German Institute of Science and Technology - TUM Asia … Continue reading →

By H.M. Cauley Origami, the ancient Japanese art of paper folding, certainly demands patience and dexterity. For Suwanee resident Rebecca Gieseking, creating intricate, creased shapes takes even more: Its a challenge to her imagination and science skills. The engineering aspects have always been part of my artwork, said the 24-year-old. I like making connections between a very logical thought process and also being creative. I couldnt design what I do without the artistic and the scientific parts. Gieseking, a Georgia Tech Ph.D candidate in chemistry, first found her passion for origami when she was a child, and by the time she joined the Girl Scouts, she had a favorite model she followed. The hobby made her consider a career in art. In college at Furman University, I double-majored in chemistry and art, but I wasnt doing a lot of origami, said Gieseking. Then I started graduate school in 2010 and didnt have much time to paint anymore, either. But at the end of my first year, one of the worlds leading origami experts came here and talked about the artistic and scientific side of it, and I was drawn back to it. Gieseking began designing avant garde bowls and vases … Continue reading →