Margarita Demerouti is chemistry graduate of the University of Athens, and holds a diploma in chemistry education from the University of Athens. Her research area is chemistry education. Sibel Erduran is a lecturer in science education at the University of Bristol. Her BA degree is in biochemistry from Northwestern University, her MS in food chem [Book Review]

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