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

I saw this interesting article about the antibacterial ingredient triclosan (5-chloro-2-(2,4-dichlorophenoxy)phenol)  by CBS news.  

California people – call to action to support the California Taxpayer Access to Publicly Funded Research

Chemistry affects the public’s health and safety numerous times a day.  Every product you use, drink, eat, take, touch, and smell  has a