The Culture of Chemistry: A Graduate Course

This article describes a course that ought to be a component of Ph.D. programs in chemistry. The course title, The Culture of Chemistry, might be misleading. A more descriptive title is What a Ph.D. Chemist Needs to Know, beyond a Good Command of the Facts and Principles of Chemistry and Familiarity...

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Published in:	Journal of chemical education Vol. 76; no. 8; p. 1058
Main Author:	Bunnett, Joseph F
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Easton Division of Chemical Education 01-08-1999 American Chemical Society
Subjects:	Career Development Chemistry Graduate studies Organic chemistry Reading Materials Research Methodology Science education Universities New York United States > US Commentary Curriculum Administrative Issues Graduate Education / Research
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Summary:	This article describes a course that ought to be a component of Ph.D. programs in chemistry. The course title, The Culture of Chemistry, might be misleading. A more descriptive title is What a Ph.D. Chemist Needs to Know, beyond a Good Command of the Facts and Principles of Chemistry and Familiarity with Research Methodologies Gained in Dissertation Research, in Order to Have a Successful, Productive Career.
ISSN:	0021-9584 1938-1328
DOI:	10.1021/ed076p1058