The Arctic atmosphere: Unique and amazing

Chemistry Inuit Life and Culture

The Arctic atmosphere is different. There are specific pollutant problems.There are also unique types of clouds: nacreous and noctilucent. But it is the awe-inspiring aurora that are the most well-known phenomena. Authors: Chaim Christiana Andersen and Geoff Rayner-Canham, Grenfell Campus, Memorial University Corner Brook, Newfoundland

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Category: Feature Series Chemistry and Inuit life and culture

Job descriptions

Job descriptions are a good thing. Whether you clean the streets or transplant hearts, it’s beneficial to know exactly what you’re to do. It informs — and protects — you and your clients and your boss. Author: Michael P Jansen, Crescent School, Toronto, Ontario

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Category: Feature Pedagogy, opinion and advice Editorials Viewpoint and advice

Indicator droplet art

The inspiration for making pictures from droplets of chemicals first came from a Chemistry Club session at our school. Author: Isobel Everest, Bedford Girls' School, Bedford, United Kingdom

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Category: Feature From our readers Covers

It’s official! ChemEd 2021 in Canada

The next ChemEd will be hosted by the University of Guelph, July 25 – 29, 2021. Author: Jean Hein, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario

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Category: Feature Announcements Conference highlights