Carley W., ATL Chemist, got her first taste of gymnastics at 18 months old when her mom started taking her to “Mom & Me” classes. Her love of gymnastics continued to grow and by the time she was 8 years old she was competing in USA Gymnastics meets. Carley was...

Abby and Sydney are both competitive. They met each other at Thomas More College (TMC) in Crestview Hills, Kentucky. Abby played softball in middle and high school and a year at TMC. Sydney played volleyball in middle and high school and went on to play four years at...

Carla, Biologist, has been with ATL for 7 years. She started running four years ago and hasn’t looked back. Carla is one of the Co-Ambassadors for a run group called Black Girls Run (BGR) Indianapolis. The group encourages women to learn how to run or continue to run...

ATL volunteers joined forces with Matthew 25: Ministries (M25M) on Saturday, May 4 to help sort diapers and bed pads. These products will be used in developing countries where the supply of such items is limited.

The topic of safety is universal, especially in the workplace. There’s no shortage of ways people get injured at work.

Carter, Biologist, will be celebrating two years at ATL this July. Carter started running in high school, about 10 miles per week, to condition for wrestling. In college he stepped it up to 15-20 miles per week as conditioning for ultimate Frisbee and his backpacking...

ATL leaders will be attending this year’s New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) 2019 Conference and Trade Show next week. The goal of the NYSCC is to further the interests and recognition of cosmetic scientists while maintaining the confidence of the public in...

The topic of safety is universal, especially in the workplace. There’s no shortage of ways people get injured at work. According to the National Safety Council, the leading cause of nonfatal work-related injuries is overexertion and bodily reactions - lifting or...