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So, 268 chocolate chip cookies later…

By Deborah Blum
Posted: September 29, 2011
Category: chemistry, science communication, Speakeasy Science | Tagged American Chemical Society, Bassam Shakashiri, butter, chocolate chip cookies, flour, gluten, Joe Schwartz, protein, Shirley Corriher, sugar, Theodore Gray | Leave a comment

Et tu, Science Magazine?

By Deborah Blum
Posted: September 2, 2011
Category: chemical-free, chemistry, science communication, Speakeasy Science | Tagged American Chemical Society, Bassam Shakashiri, chemical-free, Science magazine, The New York Times | Leave a comment

The Protochemists Among Us

By Deborah Blum
Posted: August 15, 2011
Category: chemistry, science history, Speakeasy Science | Tagged American Chemical Society, Bassam Shakashiri, chemistry, IUPAC, lead, Liliana Mammano, protochemistry, Puerto Rico, Roald Hoffmann, San Juan, University of Wisconsin, World Chemistry Congress | Leave a comment
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