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Kit Chapman


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Dr Kit Chapman is an award-winning science journalist. Formerly an editor for Chemistry World, Kit’s byline can be seen in Nature, New Scientist, The Daily Telegraph, Chemist+Druggist and BBC Science Focus among others.

Kit appears regularly on radio, TV and podcasts, and has given talks to thousands of students around the world on science, writing and history.

Born in the UK, Kit holds a masters degree in pharmacy from the University of Bradford and a PhD in the history and philosophy of science from the University of Sunderland.

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“Although the smoke detector is americium’s great contribution to modern living, actinide chemists often joke that they are constantly looking for new ways to ‘make americium great again’.”
Kit Chapman, Superheavy: Making and Breaking the Periodic Table

“We used to put a lot of effort into basic science, things that won’t get you a return on investment now but will lead to major discoveries in 30 or 40 years. We don’t see that as a priority [today]. And you have to ask: is making a new element more important than climate change, or renewable energy? It’s not an easy argument to make. I mean, I’m a heavy element person, and I’d pick renewable energy.”
Kit Chapman, Superheavy: Making and Breaking the Periodic Table

“Farrell later recalled. ‘So I took this heavy ball in my hand and felt it glowing warm. I got a sense of its hidden power […] for the first time I began to believe some of the fantastic tales the scientists had told about this “nuclear power”.”
Kit Chapman, Superheavy: Making and Breaking the Periodic Table



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