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The noted analytical chemist, entrepreneur, and researcher will be honored at the 2025 conference in Boston this March.

Funds will support new research projects, including collections archiving and a conference on the history and future of biotechnology.

Researchers can apply by January 15 for various long- and short-term programs, including a new $2,500 fellowship at the British Library.

The French philosopher and historian will be honored for her contributions to the history and philosophy of chemistry on November 6 in Paris.

The sold-out crowd explored the surprising history behind the school lunch with a themed food tasting, chalkboard memory wall, and curator’s talk.

Visitors will uncover the surprising story behind the school lunch.

“Storytelling as Pedagogy” program explored using scientific biographies in the classroom and beyond.

Our scholars study a wide range of topics in the history and social studies of chemistry, chemical engineering, and the life sciences.

Science lovers of all ages explore every shade of the rainbow at ‘Color Your World’ celebration.

Hear the stories of five scientists who faced personal, professional, and social challenges in their careers.

Weekly episodes explore surprising stories about color, drug treatments, psychiatry, and more starting June 4.

Join us for a free, daylong celebration of all things color on Saturday, June 8, 11am–3pm.

DuPont’s Caleb Funk and Chevron Phillips Chemical’s Max McDaniel will be honored by the Society of Chemical Industry and the Science History Institute as part of Innovation Day on September 9 in Philadelphia.

Institute’s website recognized by the 28th Annual Webby Awards as one of the best of the internet in the science category.

Visit our museum for your very own pair of eclipse glasses to view the highly anticipated celestial event on April 8.

Help us win by voting once a day now through March 14, 2024.

Othmer Gold Medal, Bolte Award, and AIC Gold Medal will be presented on May 8 in Philadelphia.