Stephen M. Cohen is a published writer in the areas of chemistry, chemical history, chemical literature in Yiddish, and genealogy. He is coauthor of two other books, one on electrochemistry and one on genealogy, with a graphic history of chemistry forthcoming. Cohen is also a member of the Board of the Royal Society of Chemistry. In his spare time, he researches his genealogy, does professional calligraphy, and has written many choral arrangements, two of which have been published. James T. GradyJames H. Stack Award for Interpreting Chemistry for the Public from the American Chemical SocietBrenda H. Cohen was an archivist at The College of New Jersey before her retirement. She has been a lecturer on cruise ships to places such as Alaska (discussing glaciers) and the Mediterranean. For many years, she wrote articles of all kinds--travel and scientific--alongside Paul S. Cohen. Together, they published the first edition of America's Scientific Treasures, travel articles for the Journal of College Science Teaching and the National Science Teaching Association, and several articles for the American Chemical Society's Journal of Chemical Education and The College of New Jersey Magazine.

America's Scientific Treasures, by Stephen M. Cohen and Brenda H. Cohen, is a delightful gem and a must read for anyone interested in touring some of the nation's most interesting scientific sites.

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Stephen M. Cohen is a published writer in the areas of chemistry, chemical history, chemical literature in Yiddish, and genealogy. He is coauthor of two other books, one on electrochemistry and one on genealogy, with a graphic history of chemistry forthcoming. Cohen is also a member of the Board of the Royal Society of Chemistry. In his spare time, he researches his genealogy, does professional calligraphy, and has written many choral arrangements, two of which have been published. James T. GradyJames H. Stack Award for Interpreting Chemistry for the Public from the American Chemical SocietBrenda H. Cohen was an archivist at The College of New Jersey before her retirement. She has been a lecturer on cruise ships to places such as Alaska (discussing glaciers) and the Mediterranean. For many years, she wrote articles of all kinds--travel and scientific--alongside Paul S. Cohen. Together, they published the first edition of America's Scientific Treasures, travel articles for the Journal of College Science Teaching and the National Science Teaching Association, and several articles for the American Chemical Society's Journal of Chemical Education and The College of New Jersey Magazine.

America's Scientific Treasures, by Stephen M. Cohen and Brenda H. Cohen, is a delightful gem and a must read for anyone interested in touring some of the nation's most interesting scientific sites.

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