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IF ever a footballer has looked like a fish being judged on his ability to climb a tree, it has been Conn Kilpatrick these last few years. His performances seemed symptomatic of the vicious whirlpool ...

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About 5 years ago, chemist and cinema fan John O’Donoghue of Trinity College Dublin began receiving requests for recommendations of movies and shows that feature the central science. Soon his list had ...

Activating agents enable the efficient preparation of organozinc complexes from zinc metal and organohalides, but their mechanisms had been obscured by the heterogeneous nature of these systems.

In the hit series, “Lessons in Chemistry,” Brie Larson is a scientist who’s fired from her lab job and takes a job hosting a TV cooking show. She uses her science to whip up some incredible dishes.

The Apple TV+ limited series “Lessons in Chemistry” was nominated for 10 Emmy Awards. The series is based on the bestselling 2022 novel by Bonnie Garmus. Here & Now‘s Scott Tong speaks with her about ...

In Lessons in Chemistry, Aja Naomi King is Harriet Sloane, a 1950s lawyer and mother who lives across the street from the protagonist Elizabeth Zott (Brie Larson). In Bonnie Garmus’ original novel of ...