Chemistry
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Is Playing a Musical Instrument Really Important for Brain Development?
Many of us have had an interest in art at some point in our lives. Some of us have continued…
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A Technique That Makes Peace with Time: Pomodoro
In these days when everything is moving much faster, our efforts to catch up with time can make us feel…
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Nobel Chemistry Award – 1902 – Hermann Emil Fischer
“for his work on sugar and purine synthesis” The second Nobel Prizes were awarded in 1902. The prize in the…
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The Fallen’s Friend: The Accidental Discovery of Viagra
Today, we are going to learn the story of the accidental discovery of the well-known blue pill that is always…
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Atatürk and His Worldview
World history has seen many great leaders. Napoleon, Tsar Ivan of Russia, Frederick the German monarch, Mehmet the Conqueror, and…
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Oppenheimer: Father of the Atomic Bomb
Oppenheimer is a name we come across wherever we look these days. We have always remembered him as the “Father/Inventor…
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1901 Nobel Chemistry Award – Jacobus Henricus van’t Hoff
The 1901 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was the first Nobel Prize in chemistry in history, and it was awarded for…
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Hindenburg Disaster: Reason for Not Using Zeppelins
Flying airships or zeppelins, which we see only in commercials or old movies today, were quite popular for a while.…
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Biological Clock: The Internal Balance Mechanism That Doesn’t Run Out of Battery
Let’s say we went on a world tour and went through many different time zones quickly. Our perceptions are confused,…
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Sulfur Hexafluoride: Sound Thickening Gas (SF6)
Have you ever heard the sulfur hexafluoride? You must have seen videos of people thinning their voices by inhaling helium.…
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