Traveling exhibit depicts 20th century through organic molecules

Article Abstract:

The Chemical Heritage Foundation in partnership with Skidmore College created the "Molecules That Matter" traveling exhibit which opened on September 8, 2007 and will run until April 13, 2008. The exhibit features 10 molecules that changed the world in the 20th century which are; aspirin, isooctane, penicillin, polyethylene, nylon, DNA, progestin, DDT, Prozac and the buckminsterfullerene.

Exhibitions, Molecules

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How effective is your incentive compensation system?

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the motivational factors that influence employees efficiency, enthusiasm, and productivity. Among several factors considered, incentive compensation ranks the most important motivating factor.

Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Employee incentives, Compensation management, Observations, Employee motivation

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The need to use standard terminology

Article Abstract:

The importance of standard terminology in the field of metrology so as to understand the instruments and their purpose clearly is presented.

Terminology, Mensuration, Measurement

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