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Chemistry
Nobel Chemistry Award – 1904 – Sir William Ramsay
“In recognition of his services in the discovery of the inert gaseous elements in air, and his determination of their…
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Hanami Tradition: A Fragrant Tradition
Have you ever noticed the transience of life and the importance of staying in the moment by watching a flower?…
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Invitation to Dance: A Strange Epidemic
In the summer of 1518, a mother in Strasbourg throws her baby in her arms into the river. She thinks…
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Chemistry
Louis Pasteur: Father of Microbiology
Louis Pasteur, a microbiologist and chemist known for discovering the rabies vaccine, was born in Dole, France, in 1822. Both…
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Agility and Agile Processes in Business Life
As we know, business life is generally an order consisting of strict rules and clear roles. At least, it has continued…
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Chemistry
Nobel Chemistry Award – 1903 – Svante August Arrhenius
“due to the electrolytic theory of decomposition” Born in 1859 in Sweden, Svante August Arrhenius was connected to the Nobel…
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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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Chemistry
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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History
World War II
The history of world wars has witnessed many bloody wars, crimes against humanity, and interesting events, but there is nothing…
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History
Founders of Turkish Literature: Gokturks and Karakhanids
We may have seen Turkish tribes and states briefly in middle school, high school, or university history classes. Asian Huns,…
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