The modern development of discharge physics can be traced back to the 18th century. Notably, and generally unnoticed by the scientific community until today, Joseph Priestley observed cathode erosion ...

Frances H. Arnold has spent her career creating enzymes that can accomplish chemistry that nature never intended. C&EN spoke with the busy Nobel laureate and Priestley Medalist about her days as a ...

Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) is using waste heat from its data center to warm buildings on its Mile End campus. Heat from the university’s Tier 2 data center is being repurposed to warm the ...

Waste heat from the Tier 2 data centre at Queen Mary University of London is now being repurposed to provide heating to the Joseph Priestley Building and the district heating system in the Mile End ...

Oct. 22—If You Go What: The Joseph Priestley House ghost tour When: Saturday, Oct. 26, from 7 to 9 p.m. Three time slots available. Where: The Joseph Priestley House, 472 Priestley Ave ...

If You Go What: The Joseph Priestley House ghost tour When: Saturday, Oct. 26, from 7 to 9 p.m. Three time slots available. Where: The Joseph Priestley House, 472 Priestley ...

Joseph Priestley first isolated the gas at a Wiltshire stately home, which still has the equipment bill.

Discovery of oxygen commemorated at Joseph Priestley’s grave Centennial celebrations mark the discovery of oxygen, and a physicist shares ideas about why the pyramids were built, in our weekly ...

Queen Mary University of London is proud to announce the beginning of a groundbreaking refurbishment project for the Joseph Priestley Building, which houses the university's Tier2 computing facility, ...

Given Britain’s historic ties to commercial sparkling water production, it’s only fitting that another Englishman, Joseph Priestley, would figure out how to harness bubbles.

Joseph Priestley, born 13 March 1733, is considered to be one of the founders of modern chemistry because of his contributions to experimental science.