A large share of the credit for unraveling the complex nature of the rare earth elements goes to Carl Gustaf Mosander. Mosander was born in Kalmar, Sweden, on September 10, 1797. He was educated as a physician and pharmacist and served as an army...

Swedish chemist In a large part, credit for unraveling the complex nature of the rare Earth elements goes to Carl Gustaf Mosander. Mosander was born in Kalmar, Sweden, on September 10, 1797. He was educated as a physician and pharmacist and served as...

Carl Gustaf Mosander (Kalmar 10 September 1797 – Lovö, Stockholm County 15 October, 1858) was a Swedish chemist. He discovered the elements lanthanum, erbium and terbium. Mosander went to school in Kalmar until he moved to Stockholm with his...

ABSTRACT This article presents an overview of the advances in mesoscale prediction from the time of Rossby to the present and an outlook for the future. The first part traces the evolution of research and forecasting based upon the conservation of certain properties...

Bundled in a heavy parka, King Carl XVI Gustaf Folke Hubertus glanced around at the crowd waiting for him to officially open the cross-country ski race around the Royal Palace in Stockholm's old town, Gamla Stan. "Well," said the king with a...