Steve Cohen
@drstevecohen.bsky.social
Chemical history🧪 (podcast “The History of Chemistry”; book “O Mg! How Chemistry Came to Be”)/Author/Jewish music/Yiddish (raised 2 Yiddish-speaking children)/Calligraphy/Genealogy/Etc. Attempts to argue that science isn’t real get you blocked.
Folx, I have posted the final episode of my podcast, “The History of Chemistry.” Please continue to support it financially on Buzzsprout & Patreon, otherwise it goes away. (Hosting costs money.) 🧪 #ChemSky
September 9, 2025 at 8:46 PM
Folx, I have posted the final episode of my podcast, “The History of Chemistry.” Please continue to support it financially on Buzzsprout & Patreon, otherwise it goes away. (Hosting costs money.) 🧪 #ChemSky
Newest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast: Finding life chemically in our solar system. 🧪
August 22, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Newest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast: Finding life chemically in our solar system. 🧪
Latest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast for all is on the recent history of molecular machines. Hear about the ancestors of our future molecular overlords! 🧪
August 17, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Latest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast for all is on the recent history of molecular machines. Hear about the ancestors of our future molecular overlords! 🧪
The latest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast discusses how phytofarming has developed. 🧪
August 8, 2025 at 8:19 PM
The latest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast discusses how phytofarming has developed. 🧪
Newest post on "The History of Chemistry" podcast is an episode about the history of chemistry 🧪 itself.
August 3, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Newest post on "The History of Chemistry" podcast is an episode about the history of chemistry 🧪 itself.
Next episode of "The History of Chemistry" is up: listen to a bit about various awards and honors that chemical organizations bestow.🧪
July 25, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Next episode of "The History of Chemistry" is up: listen to a bit about various awards and honors that chemical organizations bestow.🧪
New episode of my podcast "The History of Chemistry" is up, on Greek letters used as symbols in chemistry. 🧪
July 17, 2025 at 7:45 PM
New episode of my podcast "The History of Chemistry" is up, on Greek letters used as symbols in chemistry. 🧪
New episode up for "The History of Chemistry" podcast: on photovoltaic cells that operate under indoor illumination. 🧪
July 11, 2025 at 7:47 PM
New episode up for "The History of Chemistry" podcast: on photovoltaic cells that operate under indoor illumination. 🧪
Newest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast is up! Fun and games are integral to chemistry.🧪
I hope for a good reaction.
I hope for a good reaction.
June 26, 2025 at 3:11 AM
Newest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast is up! Fun and games are integral to chemistry.🧪
I hope for a good reaction.
I hope for a good reaction.
Latest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast is now up, on how chemists viewed water throughout history. Check it out! 🧪
June 20, 2025 at 1:14 AM
Latest episode of "The History of Chemistry" podcast is now up, on how chemists viewed water throughout history. Check it out! 🧪
No Faux King Way”, and a cast of a couple thousand in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I hope you did your civic duty too.
June 15, 2025 at 2:45 AM
No Faux King Way”, and a cast of a couple thousand in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I hope you did your civic duty too.
Latest episode of "The History of Chemistry" 🧪 podcast now available for all is "Midnight Blue," about George Washington Carver's patented blue, and a 21st-century blue pigment. Try out the podcast!
June 12, 2025 at 9:35 PM
Latest episode of "The History of Chemistry" 🧪 podcast now available for all is "Midnight Blue," about George Washington Carver's patented blue, and a 21st-century blue pigment. Try out the podcast!
Latest episode now live for "The History of Chemistry" podcast is how a samarium isotope's half-life is poorly known, even to the point of retracting a paper, which affects other branches of science. 🧪
June 6, 2025 at 3:10 AM
Latest episode now live for "The History of Chemistry" podcast is how a samarium isotope's half-life is poorly known, even to the point of retracting a paper, which affects other branches of science. 🧪
My latest podcast episode, on the chemical 🧪 history of wetting and superhydrophobicity (say that five times fast), is now up and running. Listen now!
May 30, 2025 at 12:21 AM
My latest podcast episode, on the chemical 🧪 history of wetting and superhydrophobicity (say that five times fast), is now up and running. Listen now!
After a hiatus due to a death in the family, I am back with a new episode of “The History of Chemistry” podcast, this time on how fractals apply to chemistry.🧪
May 23, 2025 at 12:59 AM
After a hiatus due to a death in the family, I am back with a new episode of “The History of Chemistry” podcast, this time on how fractals apply to chemistry.🧪