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The Alchemist and His Wife, ca. 1928, by Jacques Hammerer, after 17th-century original by David Ryckaert III.

Age of Alchemy Exhibition Opening

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The Mystery of Yellow Rain

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Imagining Philadelphia’s Energy Futures
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Cat Craze

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Carleen Hutchins: Rogue Luthier

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Fellow in Focus: Technology and Society: Engineering Cultures, Chemistry, and Social Order in the Second Industrial Revolution (1890 to 1930)

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Putting the Communication Back in Science Communication: An Interview with the Field Museum’s Emily Graslie

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History Lab: Imagination and Data­­

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History Lab: Communities and Data

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History Lab: Bodies and Data

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Saturday Speaker: Mary Somerville and the Clash between Science and Religion

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Saturday Speaker: Building an Insect Database

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Saturday Speaker: How Stress Affects Your DNA

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Saturday Speaker: Resources and Red Tape: Doing Science in Communist China

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Choose Your Own Adventure

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Scholar Smackdown

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Saturday Speaker: The Invisible Woman: Pop Culture and the Scientific Divide

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Saturday Speaker: The Sweet Science of Chocolate

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The Elements of Fiction

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Imagining Philadelphia’s Energy Futures

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Othmer Library Open House: Back-to-School Night

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Fellow in Focus: Fresh Air, Foul Odors, and the Growth of American Cities

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The Appeal of Hot Air

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Fellowship Application
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Science Fiction or Fictional Science?

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Advertisement for various instruments made by Beckman Instruments, Inc. The Institute Collections.

Selling Science in the 20th Century

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First Friday: Sci-Fi Radio Play

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First Friday: Choose Your Own Adventure

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How Drinking Beer Is in Our DNA: An Interview with Jessica Zinskie

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Start Talking Science

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The Chemical Heritage Foundation Presents New Exhibition and Walking Tour—Things Fall Apart
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Things Fall Apart: An Interview with Exhibition Curator Elisabeth Berry Drago

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A Recipe for Good Health

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First Friday: The Science of Shelley’s “Frankenstein”

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A Tear Gas Tale

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Things Fall Apart Exhibition Opening

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AIDS

Going Viral

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The Message of the March for Science

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History Lab: Fiction and the Future

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History Lab: Communities and the Future

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History Lab: Bodies and the Future

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History Lab: Data
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Saturday Speaker

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Saturday Speaker: A Fourth Quarter Performance

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Saturday Speaker

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Saturday Speaker

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Saturday Speaker Series
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First Friday: How Beer Fueled Civilization

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First Friday: Science History Tournament

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WikiSalons
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Drop-In Tours
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First Friday: Scholar Smackdown

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Speaking Scientific Internationalism

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Fellow in Focus: “Trust Me!” The Problem of Insincerity in Early Modern Medicine

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Crocidolite asbestos, Pomfret Mine, Vryburg, South Africa.

Flexible Meaning
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Lee Berry with Ambler interviewee Victor Romano.

Tips for Recording Your Family History

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Joseph Priestley Society: Robert Margolskee

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Joseph Priestley Society: T. Alan Hatton

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Hach Classroom Drinking-Water Testing Kit.

Hach Classroom Drinking Water Kit
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Clara Esther Hartley lab notes. Special Collections, the Institute

Clara Esther Hartley Lab Notes
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