By Josh Kearns Readers of this blog probably don’t have to be told that the proliferation of synthetic chemicals over the past century has

by Josh Kearns For this, my second post on the Chemists Without Borders blog, I had prepared a more “academic-sounding” post about Making

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Hi! My name is Josh Kearns, and I am excited to be a guest blogger for Chemists Without Borders! I am a chemist by training – I hold a BS in

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A group of researchers has found a way to utilize mainstream technology to analyze a public health concern.  They are using a Smartphone camera

Over the last two years, I realized that our most successful endeavors are the ones that are essential, in some way, to the members involved in a

I read about this in a recent American Chemical Society (ACS) newsletter. It is a neat idea that Chemists Without Borders might be inspired by

My words “We can value our membership even more” got me into the position that I am in today. As the new Vice President of Chemists

Our friend recommends this Arsenic Crisis Newsletter & Discussion. He said of it, “… this site has a boatload of contributions, I think

Denis (right) with teachers in computer room. Chemists Without Borders president Bego Gerber believes that “The Power is in the Network”.  A

As some of you may have heard last month, Cadmium was found to have contaminated rice in China. There was an interesting article about it in the