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In honor of Heart Health Month, we have a selection of heart models marked down until Feb. 14. 

In late 2016, we launched our company blog "Sharing the Knowledge" geared to educate our customers. We did our best in 2017 to publish at least two times a month with science news or any product updates. In case you missed some of our blog posts, here are our five most favorite posts from 2017.   1. Scientists propose new human body organ Scientists discovered a new organ in the human body — the mesentery. Before, it was thought to be a structure of the digestive system. But now, researchers in Ireland proved it's a set of tissues that anchors the small...

We share the knowledge for a reason.  Denoyer-Geppert Science Company strives to create products where learning and art of teaching of meet. We recently launched a new learning lab, but we need a name for it!   This cell kit is designed to bring those new ideas and structures to students in vivid color and 3D detail. Read more details about the product (and how to buy it) here. Here are the names we came up so far and we need your help to pick the best one: Eukaryotic Cell Interactive Plant and Animal Cell Comparison Kit Build-A-Cell Learning Lab Cell Building...

Photo Credit: Made in Chicago Museum  Before Autographed Anatomy and Premier Skeletons, Denoyer-Geppert Science Company was once known for its globes. The Denoyer-Geppert "Cartograph" Globe is what made the name famous—they were even featured in photographs with the Apollo astronauts throughout the 1960s.  The Made in Chicago Museum shared a post earlier this year all about our company's history since their collection includes a globe made in the late 1930s. Eighty years later, the 12" globe remains in good condition with its solid cast iron and slightly faded colorization following L.P. Denoyer's words below.  “You now have one of the best...

We had a great party as you can see from the pictures. Some employees had never seen an eclipse!   See more photos on our Facebook.  When is the next...? Partial Solar Eclipse: Thu, Feb 15, 2018 Total Lunar Eclipse: Wed, Jan 31, 2018   Thank you for supporting Denoyer-Geppert Science Co.!  Get the poster.  Follow Denoyer-Geppert on Twitter.