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A physics and chemistry newsletter that explains science through the lens of thermodynamics, such as free energy, membrane potentials and why diamonds persist. Each issue builds a concept step by step with worked equations and accessible analogies.
Science with Impact is a company-style newsletter documenting development of its Genesis interactive chemistry mechanism visualizations for outreach, teaching and presentations. Each issue shares design rationale, feedback from educators and before-and-after versions of features like steppable mechanisms, exports and a slime polymer game.
A series of long-form, science-focused essays on the chemistry and physics behind artists' materials and Renaissance painting, including light and shadow, ultramarine pigment, and oil paint drying. Readers get in-depth explanations of how materials and optics shape art and conservation.
Kindelspin is a newsletter of short speculative fiction serials and science-themed explainers, with occasional notices from its author. Recent issues cover a website security breach, a sci-fi story about a lab group on a cursed island, and an essay on chemical equilibrium.
A tutoring agency's newsletter that shares practice questions and short topic notes for A-Level Maths, AS-Level Maths and GCSE Chemistry, mostly as lists of past-paper links. It works mainly as a free resource bank for students preparing for UK exams and as a funnel toward the agency's tutoring services.
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