In this chapter, we discuss the state of the public image of chemistry and some of the potential consequences of its deterioration. We explain why it is important that chemists engage the public to educate citizens about science and communicate the value of scientific research. Next, as an example of how chemists can interact with the public in a meaningful manner related to their research, we discuss the development and implementation of a multifaceted outreach program by our group at Caltech. We close with suggestions for how chemists can create their own outreach activities and how our field can encourage this work by recognizing and rewarding it
National Chemistry Week (NCW), an outreach program initiated by the American Chemical Society (ACS),...
National Chemistry Week, an outreach program initiated by the American Chemical Society (ACS), encou...
To mark the occasion of the International Year of Chemistry, each week in 2011 I posted a two-minute...
This paper is a personal account of the inception and work of the award-winning McGill Chemistry Out...
The nine NSF funded Centers for Chem. Innovation (CCI) have been tasked not only with collaborativel...
Given the emphasis in Higher Education on community engagement in South Africa and the importance of...
A summary of a 5-year longitudinal widening participation outreach programme in Chemistry, where we ...
Linus Pauling said, “Chemistry is wonderful. I feel sorry for people who don’t know anything about c...
AbstractChemistry is one of the most difficult subjects and usually feared by the students in elemen...
The Kappa Epsilon Mu (KEM) Club at Texas Woman's University (TWU) plays an integral part of our Dent...
Little scholarly investigation of chemistry outreach carried out by undergraduate students in school...
The ability to communicate scientific concepts and new research to public audiences is a key skill f...
ABSTRACT Scientists must communicate about science with public audiences to promote an understanding...
This paper is intended as a starting point for discussion on the possible future of scientific commu...
Air pollution of the 21$^{\rm st}$ century is a problem that involves a large number of chemical spe...
National Chemistry Week (NCW), an outreach program initiated by the American Chemical Society (ACS),...
National Chemistry Week, an outreach program initiated by the American Chemical Society (ACS), encou...
To mark the occasion of the International Year of Chemistry, each week in 2011 I posted a two-minute...
This paper is a personal account of the inception and work of the award-winning McGill Chemistry Out...
The nine NSF funded Centers for Chem. Innovation (CCI) have been tasked not only with collaborativel...
Given the emphasis in Higher Education on community engagement in South Africa and the importance of...
A summary of a 5-year longitudinal widening participation outreach programme in Chemistry, where we ...
Linus Pauling said, “Chemistry is wonderful. I feel sorry for people who don’t know anything about c...
AbstractChemistry is one of the most difficult subjects and usually feared by the students in elemen...
The Kappa Epsilon Mu (KEM) Club at Texas Woman's University (TWU) plays an integral part of our Dent...
Little scholarly investigation of chemistry outreach carried out by undergraduate students in school...
The ability to communicate scientific concepts and new research to public audiences is a key skill f...
ABSTRACT Scientists must communicate about science with public audiences to promote an understanding...
This paper is intended as a starting point for discussion on the possible future of scientific commu...
Air pollution of the 21$^{\rm st}$ century is a problem that involves a large number of chemical spe...
National Chemistry Week (NCW), an outreach program initiated by the American Chemical Society (ACS),...
National Chemistry Week, an outreach program initiated by the American Chemical Society (ACS), encou...
To mark the occasion of the International Year of Chemistry, each week in 2011 I posted a two-minute...