Deep-dive analyses on scientists with unique stories and the broader societal impacts of their work.
When it comes to communicating chemistry, there is the surface challenge—finding the right software—and then there is the deeper objective: ensuring our audience intuitively understands the science.
Behind-the-scenes on Science with Impact’s work for the Multiverse Concert Series, with music composed by Prof. David Ibbett (Multiverse) and presented by Prof. Jeremiah Johnson of MIT—also a Senior Investigator at the NSF Center for Molecularly Optimized Networks (MONET).
The incredible stories and takeaways of ACS Spring 2026 in Atlanta, GA!
Case Study: NSF Center for Molecularly Optimized Networks (MONET) at the ACS Kids Zone
Soccer is the world’s most popular sport, and children already bring their own experiences with the ball. The moment when the ball is cut open to reveal its hidden layers provides the “wow” factor — and it’s more than a gimmick.
In June 2025, a virtual panel assembled five industrial chemists gathered to share insights with graduate students. This case study shares its measurable impact.
A participant's confidence dropped from 3 to 2... and that was our biggest success. 🤔 The methodology behind this breakthrough could transform how you evaluate research training programs. What hidden learning patterns might you be missing in your programs?
Learn how Auburn University’s Writing SySTEM program improved the scale, depth, and duration of writing skills development for engineering graduate students, offering a model for meaningful, measurable impact in STEM education.
The SDD (Scale, Depth, Duration) Framework revolutionizes the evaluation of STEM's broader impacts by applying classical physics principles to quantify social change.