Using stories from science’s past to understand our world
21st century safety concerns made science kits a bit less exciting for children.
This video was created as part of a collaboration between Distillations and students in a commercial animation class at University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
Historian of science and media Ingrid Ockert discusses the exact moment Carl Sagan began wearing turtlenecks, how NOVA changed television, and the key to any successful show: respect the audience.
Have modern archeologists finally tracked down the legendary “Peking Man” bones?
What was once the First National Bank now showcases the Chemical Heritage Foundation’s collections.
Can scrutinizing the ailments of historical figures really teach us anything?
Restoring the legacy of a physical chemistry pioneer.
