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...chemistry, we get results very quickly. Histology is much slower because the tissue cassettes are going in here. And overnight, these reagents, IMS, and distilled methylated spirit, and xylene, and finally, wax, will visit the reaction chamber. And over that length of time, by 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, all the water will have been removed from the tissue, and it will be...

...Chemistry has a Women Members Network. For engineers, the Women’s Engineering Society provides peer support for women engineers of any discipline. There are 30+ professional engineering bodies at the Engineering Council site. Many of these are concerned with the national shortage of engineering skills and keen to recruit and retain women engineers. The BCS, the...

...chemistry at Oxford in the 1950s and worked as a technologist and then a manager for ICI fibres. But when he made the move from research to management he found that little existed in the way of training and preparation for his new role. Activity 5 Soft systems methodology Timing: Allow approximately 20 minutes for this activity. Spend a few moments referring back to...

...chemistry. It is known as ‘Pascal’s triangle’ after the French mathematician Blaise Pascal who studied the properties of this triangle. The first part of Pascal’s triangle is shown in Figure 2: [Pascal's triangle] Figure 2 Pascal's triangle You can continue the triangle indefinitely by following the pattern. So how is it created? If you look at the triangle you...