Let’s promote a feminist philosophy of chemistry!
In this post, Vanessa Seifert reflects on some interesting questions to pursue in the context of a feminist philosophy of chemistry
Let’s promote a feminist philosophy of chemistry!
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Strong Emergence in Chemistry
Andrés Manuel del Rio and the Two Discoveries of Vanadium
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The Short History of (the Element) Jargonium
Philosophy of chemistry- is that a thing???!!