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Absinthe is green with scientific curiosity
In the 1800s, rumors of Absinthe’s effect on the human spirit spread and the only way to quench the thirst was with mass production. It was in the early 1800s that distilleries were built to meet the high demands. It became so popular that by the 1860s cafés and bars around France designated 5 p.m. as la Fee Verte, or the green hour. Let’s use SciFinder to explore absinthe and see why it is green.
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San Francisco - The city by the bay
San Francisco is well known for its diverse culture, fine chocolates, being the epicenter of the green initiative, the bay, and of course, the Golden Gate Bridge. Using SciFinder, let’s explore some of the many attributes of the city by the bay.
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The soybean - A legendary legume
In this podcast, we’ll explore soybeans and their nutritional value by utilizing the only single source for scientific information in journals and patent literature from around the world, SciFinder.
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Influencing forensics from Baker Street
Sherlock Holmes, a fictional character created by author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, was best known for his powers of observation and incorporating forensic science into his investigating methods. His methods and results may have provided inspiration to today’s forensic scientist. Using SciFinder, we’ll explore popular research topics related to forensics science.
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Expanding the limits of your synthetic chemistry research
SciFinder® has tools and enhancements that help synthetic chemists and other scientists save time, increase productivity, and streamline your research process. In this podcast, we’ll explore the topic “SciFinder: Expanding the limits of your synthetic chemistry research”
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