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- 1Chemistry blog post on impurities draws attention●Now That's an Impurity Story Article URL: https://www. science.org/content/blog-post/ now-s-impurity-story Comments URL:
A new post on Science.org's chemistry blog explores an impurity story, examining how trace contaminants have shaped a chemical or pharmaceutical case. The piece has been shared on developer and tech discussion forums, where readers are weighing in on the details of the analysis and the broader lessons about quality control and unexpected substances in chemical products.
- 2Espresso science comes to the classroom via CAST Innovation Grant▼Dr. Erol Sozen brings espresso science to the classroom through the CAST Innovation Grant
Dr. Erol Sozen at Illinois State University is using a CAST Innovation Grant to bring the science of espresso into his teaching, turning coffee brewing into a hands-on lesson in chemistry and physics. The project uses espresso extraction to illustrate concepts like pressure, solubility and heat transfer, giving students an everyday example of applied science.
- 3Chicago educator uses food to teach science with Pilot Light●How a Chicago educator uses food to teach science thanks to Pilot Light, a local chef-led nonprofit
A Chicago educator is using food and cooking to teach science in the classroom, with support from Pilot Light, a local nonprofit founded by chefs that pairs food professionals with teachers. The Chicago Tribune highlighted the approach, which connects lessons on topics like chemistry and nutrition to everyday meals, drawing attention to creative models for hands-on science education.
- 4Nine Apple TV Miniseries Hailed as Perfect From Start to Finish●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # AppleTV # TVMiniseries # LessonsInChemistry 9 Apple TV Miniseries That Are Perfect From Start
Entertainment outlet Movie TV Tech Geeks has published a roundup of nine Apple TV+ miniseries it calls perfect from start to finish, with Lessons in Chemistry among the picks. The list highlights the platform's growing reputation for tight, complete limited series, and is drawing attention from television fans online as audiences seek shorter, well-crafted shows.