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Chemical Engineering vs Chemistry: Professor Kai-Olaf Hinrichsen Professor Kai-Olaf Hinrichsen, Head of the Chair of Chemical Engineering at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM), explains the common differences between a degree in Chemical Engineering ... By: German Institute of Science and Technology - TUM Asia … Continue reading →

The Chernobyl's Chemistry - Fotti la Realt SECONDO SINGOLO ESTRATTO DA "LA FUSIONE" PASSATE A TROVARCI SU http://www.facebook.com/chimicadichernobyl TESTO - FOTTI LA REALTA' - THE CHERNOBYL'S CHEMISTRY INTRO. Giorni monotoni, situazioni... By: Nuclear Studio-The Chernobyl's Chemistry … Continue reading →

By H.M. Cauley Origami, the ancient Japanese art of paper folding, certainly demands patience and dexterity. For Suwanee resident Rebecca Gieseking, creating intricate, creased shapes takes even more: Its a challenge to her imagination and science skills. The engineering aspects have always been part of my artwork, said the 24-year-old. I like making connections between a very logical thought process and also being creative. I couldnt design what I do without the artistic and the scientific parts. Gieseking, a Georgia Tech Ph.D candidate in chemistry, first found her passion for origami when she was a child, and by the time she joined the Girl Scouts, she had a favorite model she followed. The hobby made her consider a career in art. In college at Furman University, I double-majored in chemistry and art, but I wasnt doing a lot of origami, said Gieseking. Then I started graduate school in 2010 and didnt have much time to paint anymore, either. But at the end of my first year, one of the worlds leading origami experts came here and talked about the artistic and scientific side of it, and I was drawn back to it. Gieseking began designing avant garde bowls and vases … Continue reading →

A company in Ontario, Canada, created the kit, to test chemistry between lovers before 'a life-changing commitment is made' It comprises two biological and one psychological test for CAD$149 (81) One test determines how two people's brains process serotonin, another analyses their genetic make-up - all from a cheek swab The company claims its compatibility test is the first to be backed by scientific and psychological research that can be done at home By Sarah Griffiths Published: 05:22 EST, 15 July 2014 | Updated: 08:29 EST, 15 July 2014 41 shares 16 View comments From pulling petals off daisies to counting letters in peoples names, people have used many dubious methods to work out whether they have a future with someone they fancy. But now a new home test claims to tell the difference between a fleeting fling and a relationship that could mean a couple live happily ever after, by using a combination of genetic and psychological tests. The kit offers an affordable way to test chemistry and compatibility long before a life-changing commitment is made, between a couple, according to Ontario, Canada-based firm, Instant Chemistry, which devised the tests. Happily ever after? Instant Chemistry, a new home test, … Continue reading →

The last two editions of the FIFA World Cup (2010 and 2014) have clearly brought one key message to the fore -- team cohesion and chemistry. The 2010 winners Spain were predominantly made up of two sides -- Barcelona and Real Madrid -- with more than half the team being constituted of Catalan players. This meant that most of these players were already used to playing with each other, increasing cohesion and chemistry. Barcelona players like Xavi, Andres Iniesta, Sergio Busquets, Pedro, Jordi Alba and Cesc Fabregas were present this year as well meaning that the cohesion was still there but something else was missing as the defending champions were dumped out in the group stages. Spain's biggest problem was age and probably a shot of overconfidence. Most of their top players are on their last legs with their club career also winding down. Xavi, Iker Casillas, Fernando Torres and Andrea Iniesta have without any doubt played their last World Cup and their fitness or lack of it was there to see in the Brazilian heat. The newly crowned 2014 champions Germany, who edged Argentina 1-0 in the final Sunday, had a similar recipe for World Cup glory. Six of … Continue reading →