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More information at: library.campbell.edu/symposium
Tuesday March 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:00pm EDT
One of the most common elements present in our universe is carbon. It is used in rubber, plastics, material coatings, and pencil graphite. However, how has this element impacted human history in terms of communication, religion, culture, and recording history itself? In an exciting blend of science and human studies, this lecture aims to answer this question by showcasing just how valuable carbon black-based inks have been in developing societies and written languages. Additionally, this lecture seeks to recapitulate major movements in preserving and spreading of knowledge through writings from antiquity as well as methods for dating carbon-based artifacts and manuscripts.
Student Presenters Mentors
Tuesday March 25, 2025 11:30am - 12:00pm EDT
Wiggins Memorial Library, Room 224

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