AI is everywhere right now, but what does it really look like in a high school classroom?In this episode of the Confident Chemistry Teacher Podcast, I’m sharing 3 practical ways I use ChatGPT to save time, reduce stress, and support student learning — including one that completely surprised me. Here’s what you’ll hear: Parent emails made easier — how I use ChatGPT to polish tone, grammar, and professionalism (especially when I’m frustrated 🙃). Better post-lab questions — how I generate

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In this episode, I discuss:What is meant by physical, organic and inorganic chemistry?What is generally included in each of these topic areas?How much do these labels matter?When do these labels matter?Find out more about the Chemistry Made Simple academyContact me:Instagram @chemistrymadesimpleEmail Matthew@ChemistryMadeSimple.netJoin the discussion at the Chemistry Made Simple podcast community.Check out the Chemistry Made Simple academyCheck out the Chemistry Made Simple academy

What if seals could be created directly on your part—no cutting, no insertion, no seams? In this episode of Adhesion Matters, we dive into Henkel’s Sonderhoff Formed-in-Place Foam Gasket (FIPFG) technology, a system that applies liquid foam directly onto components where it cures into seamless, precise, and highly resilient gaskets. We explore how polyurethane systems like FERMAPOR K31 and silicone foams like FERMASIL are transforming sealing in industries ranging from electronics enclosures and

How do you seal the most elusive molecule in the universe? In this episode of Adhesion Matters, we explore the unique role adhesives and sealants play in the hydrogen economy. From membrane–electrode assemblies (MEAs) in fuel cells to valves, pipelines, and high-pressure tanks, hydrogen’s small size creates extraordinary challenges: permeation, embrittlement, and cyclic fatigue. We highlight sealant chemistries that can stand up to these demands—including silicones, fluorosilicones, and hybrid

Why must a medical adhesive stick—and then let go—without harming the skin? In this episode of Adhesion Matters, we dig into the science—and the sticky business—behind pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs) designed for everything from surgical dressings and wearables to wound care patches. We compare key chemistries—silicones, acrylics, and hydrogels—and show how each serves specific medical purposes like temperature resistance, conformability, or moisture management. We break down the ...

Welcome back to the Adhesion Matters podcast. How do adhesives survive salt spray, constant shock, and the world’s toughest fire standards? In this episode, we dive into the unique challenges of marine and shipbuilding applications. From composite superstructures and deck bonding to corrosion-resistant sealing, adhesives are now replacing welds and rivets in some of the harshest environments on earth.We highlight some epoxy adhesies for structural bonding, along with silicone sealants that deliver

In episode 12, Never Mind the Woman Behind the Curtain, we welcome Dr. Sarah Witzke, Senior Application Scientist at CCG, who spills the beans on the not-so-secret life of support scientists in drug discovery. Think of it as a behind-the-scenes tour as to why you shouldn’t ignore the people behind the curtain.  Sarah shares her multifaceted journey, hopping from academia to the industry, kind of like a superhero changing outfits—except her cape was probably a lab coat. She unpacks the art of

Nobel laureate Dr. Benjamin List is one of the directors of the Max Planck Institute for Coal Research and professor of organic chemistry at the University of Cologne. On top of that, he is known for pioneering a brand new field of chemistry, organocatalysis, which is now used in nearly all pharmaceutical industries. On this exciting episode of Let’s Talk Chemistry edited by David Alvia, hosts Jasmine Winter and Elizabeth Li dive into our interview with Dr. List as he shares his journey to earning

We take an imaginary trip around our Solar System to hear the history of chemical attempts to find life, starting in the late 1950s. Among our stops on the tour include Venus, Mars, Europa, and Titan. Included in the tour are temperature measurements, spectroscopic views, gas chromatography, radioactive labeling, photographs, electrical conductivity, and more. Support the show Support my podcast at https://www.patreon.com/thehistoryofchemistry Tell me how your life relates to chemistry! E-m...

Nearly 45% of all deaths from non-communicable diseases worldwide are caused by cardiovascular disease—a staggering reality that frames the story of atorvastatin, better known as Lipitor. In this episode of From Concept to Medicine’s Periodic Table of Medicine, we trace the full journey of one of the world’s most influential drugs.From the centuries-long unraveling of cholesterol’s chemistry, through the serendipitous discovery of early statins in the 1970s, to Pfizer’s launch of atorvastatin in

In this compelling Deep Dive, we explore the unglamorous but absolutely essential world of medical device documentation. From design inception to post-market surveillance, documentation isn't just red tape—it's the backbone of compliance, traceability, and patient safety. This episode introduces listeners to the U.S. FDA's regulatory foundation in 21 CFR Part 820 and shines a spotlight on ALCOA+ principles: the industry gold standard for ensuring that every action, every test, and every result is

Low-cement mixes are changing what happens on site. Hayden and Brendan unpack the workability-durability balance […]

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As part of the US HUPO sponsored "Alt Proteomics" series highlighting alternative proteomics things, Ben and Ben sit down to talk with Chef Michael Toscano of Le Farfalle (Charleston, SC), da Toscano (NYC), Porchetta Shop (Charleston, SC), Fugazzi at Revelry Brewing (Charleston, SC), 3's Golf (Greenville, SC), and Blanca Estrada Taqueria (Charleston, SC).Keywords: pasta; culinary; golf

In this episode of the EDII Catalyst, Dr. Juliana Vidal (Senior Program Manager, Higher Education at Beyond Benign) joins us to share her experiences as an international student and her transition from academic research to the not-for-profit sector. Hosted by Dr. Emily Albright, this episode explores the role of meaningful mentorship in shaping Dr. Vidal’s career, her passion for science communication, and the unique challenges (and unexpected benefits) of pursuing chemistry in a second langu...

So you are doing a composite restoration in the posterior? What are the must have attributes of your composite? In episode 31 of the Bonding and Beer Dental Podcast, Dr. Rolando shares those most have characteristics that you need to look for in your posterior composite. Visit our website! It's the perfect place to submit questions, suggestions, and learn more about the show: https://info.bisco.com/bonding-and-beer-landing Follow us on Instagram to stay updated with everything Bonding...

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