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* Charles "Chuck" Pedersen, 88 of Wilmot - Vimarsana News

* Charles "Chuck" Pedersen, 88 of Wilmot

Memorial services will be held on Monday, October 2, at 11:00 a.m. at Wilmot Lutheran Church in Wilmot. Visitation will be held on Sunday, October 1, from 4:00 p.m. to

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TM2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1987) winner Jean-Marie Lehn becomes UVT Doctor Honoris Causa - Vimarsana News

TM2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1987) winner Jean-Marie Lehn becomes UVT Doctor Honoris Causa

Jean-Marie Lehn, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1987), became on Tuesday Doctor Honoris Causa Scientarum of the West University of...

A Progress Studies History of Early MIT — Part 1: Training the engineers who built the country - Vimarsana News

A Progress Studies History of Early MIT — Part 1: Training the engineers who built the country

The MIT Series Patrick Collison and Tyler Cowen opened their 2019 Atlantic piece that helped jump-start the progress studies movement with the following passage: In 1861, the American scientist and educator William Barton Rogers published a manifesto calling for a new kind of research institution. Recognizing the “daily increasing proofs of the happy influence of scientific culture on the industry and the civilization of the nations,” and the growing importance of what he called “Industrial Arts,” he proposed a new organization dedicated to practical knowledge. He named it the Massachu...

The hole story of how cage molecules could transform synthesis and separation - Vimarsana News

The hole story of how cage molecules could transform synthesis and separation

It is these extreme confinement effects that ‘enables us to do chemistry that we can’t do in traditional ways’, says Angela Grommet from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel who recently wrote a review 2 on the topic. After 35 years of research, chemists are now starting to unlock the potential of confinement by designing molecular cages that fold up long molecules into huge macrocycles, or creating cavities that can separate deuterium from hydrogen. In the future, confined spaces could rival enzymes in their ability to catalyse reactions or protect unstable species, turning them...