Can science and art co-exist?
Artistic and scientific skills should not be exclusive but embedded in every subject taught
Big tick energy: how a tiny flea created a revolution in British art | Art and design | The Guardian
In 1664, scientist Robert Hooke drew a flea and created the first great work of British art. Without it, perhaps, there would be no Stubbs, Constable and Hirst — Read on http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/apr/22/big-tick-energy-how-a-humble-flea-kickstarted-british-art this article highlights how there was no divide between science and art. This sort of thinking revolutionised both science and art alike.
Chemistry in tiny, tiny bites: Ionic Bonds.
By changing the atomic structure of the matter that surrounds us we can change its physical properties.