This year marks the 350th anniversary of the publication of Boyle’s law which describes how the pressure and volume of a gas are related

Boyle’s Law: 350th Anniversary

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Believing in the Power of Collaboration
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The Story of Pierre Curie & Autobiographical Notes
The first Polish and English critical edition, essential for science history enthusiasts and those interested in women in science and remarkable lives of individuals who have shaped our world

How to Remember Quirky Elemental Facts
Peter Davern wrote a five-line poem for each element, with an explanation after each line of what is unique or exciting about that element—Why did he do so?

The Periodic Table
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What Will Happen with the Marie Curie Pavillon des Sources in Paris?
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