Once each year I like to go over the statistics for this blog in detail to see what posts have been the most popular, which search terms are finding this blog, which videos are most watched, etc. I’m not doing this just for an ego trip, but to be able to report the impact this [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Chemical Heritage Foundation’
Progress Report January 2012
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged beryllium, blog statistics, Chemical Heritage Foundation, history of chemistry, periodic table history, science education, societe de chimie industrielle on January 16, 2012 | 1 Comment »
The End of the Fellowship
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged antoine lavoisier, Chemical Heritage Foundation, johann glauber, joseph priestley, nuremburg chronicles, societe de chimie industrielle, thales on August 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I realize that the title of this post sounds a bit like the Lord of the Rings, but after three months in Philadelphia at the Chemical Heritage Foundation my research fellowship is ending. I am very thankful for the opportunity that I’ve had to be here, which was made possible by a grant [...]
Of Atoms, Elements, Alchemists, and Experts
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged aristotle, atom, atomic theory, Chemical Heritage Foundation, democritus, element, empedocles, epicurus, greek philosophy, heraclitus, hylomorphism, parmenides on June 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In this blog entry I’d like to discuss some of the ideas that I have been researching so far here at Chemical Heritage Foundation, report on a conference I attended last week, and give an overview of my plans for the next week. I’ve been conducting my research at CHF for about 2 1/2 weeks. [...]
On My Way to Philadelphia
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged beryllium, brush wellman, Chemical Heritage Foundation, hydroelectric, oil refinery, sinclair oil, sustainable energy, wind power, wind turbine on June 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As mentioned in my last post, I am leaving Mountainland Applied Technology College and will be taking up a Fellowship at the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Philadelphia. I have been selected to be the Societe de Chimie Industrielle (American Section) Fellow for 2008-09 at CHF, where I will be studying the history of atomic [...]
Who We Are and Why We’re Doing This
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged AM radio, Chemical Heritage Foundation, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL, Juab High School, Mars exploration, Mars MOLA, MATC, NASA Explorer Schools, Solar System Educator on November 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
If you have read the previous post you might be wondering what an Applied Technology College is doing creating a science history project. This post is to describe who we are and why we’re doing this. MATC Programs: Mountainland Applied Technology College (MATC) is one of nine regional campuses of the Utah College of [...]
