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Plastic Made of Vanillin - Vimarsana News

Plastic Made of Vanillin

From inexpensive mass products to tailored high-tech materials, our modern world without plastics is unimaginable. The major downside to this is the use of fossil fuels and the growing quantities ...

BGSU professor earns international honor in photochemistry - Vimarsana News

BGSU professor earns international honor in photochemistry

Sivaguru, the associate director of the BGSU Center for Photochemical Sciences, was recognized for extremely outstanding achievement in the study of photochemistry.

Source: bgsu.edu
BGSU researcher studying use of photoresponsive sponges as environmental difference-makers - Vimarsana News

BGSU researcher studying use of photoresponsive sponges as environmental difference-makers

Project also includes contributions from ethnically diverse groups of high school and undergraduate students through a national math and science program.

Source: bgsu.edu
Honors chemistry student to attend prestigious ACS conference - Vimarsana News

Honors chemistry student to attend prestigious ACS conference

Brie Bradshaw ’22 is among a select group that will attend this year’s prestigious LEADS Conference, to be hosted by the American Chemical Society this July in Washington, D.C., where she will meet with some of the world’s top chemists, scientists and professionals.

Source: bgsu.edu
Through One's Own Eyes | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Through One's Own Eyes | News, Sports, Jobs

Doug Neckers Thirty or so years ago, soon after my wife Sue and I first joined Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Toledo, we met a young priest then serving as assistant rector, her first calling out of seminary. Today, that priest, the Right Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, is the Episcopal Bishop of Washington, D.C., the first woman in history to lead that diocese, the one that, more than any other, is in the public eye. Though Americans mostly know her as the leader appearing from the pulpit at the National Cathedral speaking in times of national crisis, or the funerals of important persons, he...