A personal blog-style newsletter by a chemistry academic mixing reflections on science, academic life and higher education policy with occasional poetry. Readers get informal, opinionated writing rather than structured science coverage.
Website: https://www.bethhaas.me/
A Korean-language series that teaches quantum chemistry step by step, covering topics such as approximation methods for wave functions (variational method, perturbation theory) and the Bohr atomic model. It explains the mathematics and physics in an approachable, conversational way for learners.
A science newsletter working through Gibbs free energy, from the formula to protein folding, membrane potentials and why diamonds persist. It explains concepts with worked equations, real data and a recurring one-line takeaway.
Each issue profiles one chemical element, covering its discovery, history, and surprising properties, with a focus on uses from ancient metallurgy to modern aerospace and nuclear technology. It reads as an accessible, illustrated tour of the periodic table, with the three opening issues covering carbon, boron, and beryllium.
A weekly newsletter by a UK maths and science teacher that uses everyday observations and news hooks to explore science, maths and the value of curiosity. Readers get light, witty essays that explain ideas like Nobel Prize discoveries, the chemistry of chlorine, and why hard problems are worth practising.
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