
Making Waves: Revolutionary Scientists and the Evolution of Chemical Discovery
In today’s day and age, modern chemical research advances at a rapid rate, it almost feels like there’s a new breakthrough every day. But did you know that the study of chemistry dates back to before the 17th century? Most of the chemical knowledge we know today is based off of the monumental discoveries of the past. The immense history of experiments, inventions, and theories were written in letters and books throughout the years, waiting to be unearthed. This exhibit showcases the history of chemistry through the revolutionary works of famous scientists such as Antoine Lavoisier, Henry Cavendish, and even Benjamin Franklin!
Date: March 30 – June 9
Day/Time: Mondays and Thursdays; 3:00 – 5:00 p.m., Closed May 21
Location: Upjohn Library Commons, room 326
Curated by Elena Pulliam ’25