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Peking University Centenary Celebrations
17 May 2010
To mark the 100th anniversary celebrations, the RSC has made all articles from Peking University free to access online.
Call for papers: Fluorine Chemistry
09 June 2010
NEW Deadline for submission: 15th AUGUST
Emerging Investigators Call for Papers
12 January 2010
Submissions are now being invited for an 'Emerging Investigators' special issue of the Journal of Environmental Monitoring
First Chemical Science article now published
18 March 2010
Read the inaugural article for the new RSC flagship journal free online
Interview: Monitoring the environment
04 March 2010
Omowunmi Sadik talks to Keith Farrington about chemical sensors and nanotechnology in the environment
Interview: Drop in the ocean
22 February 2010
Peter Liss talks about the acidity of the sea, climate change and architecture.
Antimony addition to fruit juice?
17 February 2010
Health concerns could arise from elevated antimony levels in commercial fruit drinks
Video Abstract: water and water related issues
16 February 2010
Professor Deborah Swackhamer discusses water and water related issues in the first issue of JEM for 2010.
Lab on a piece of paper
03 December 2009
A cheap and disposable microfluidic device can test if water is safe to drink
Interview: Setting the climate control
03 December 2009
John Beddington discusses science, politics and the UN climate change summit in Copenhagen
Water pollution higher than calculated
26 November 2009
Flawed data on the amount of organic pollutants in raw sewage is being used by environmental policy makers, claim US scientists
Allergic to work?
18 September 2009
Chemicals linked to office sickness are staying indoors for longer
Theme issue on water-deadline extended
01 April 2009
You are invited to submit a paper on all aspects of water for publication in a theme issue of Journal of Environmental Monitoring.
Instant insight: Living longer, disease-free
17 April 2009
Bernhard Michalke and colleagues at the Institute of Ecological Chemistry in Germany discuss our need for better methods to detect age-related diseases
Highest Ever Impact Factor for JEM
07 August 2009
The latest citation data released by ISI has revealed that JEM's impact factor is now 1.99, which is an impressive 26% rise over 3 years.
Toenails reveal arsenic exposure
30 January 2009
UK scientists are using toenail cuttings to detect human exposure to elevated environmental levels of arsenic.
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Celebrating 10 years of publishing
27 November 2008
A JEM 10th Anniversary focus on the tissue-residue approach for toxicity assessment has now been published. It was written by James Meador.
IUPAC 2009 - Call for Abstracts
21 November 2008
Your chance to take part in 42nd IUPAC Congress (2-7 August 2009, Glasgow, UK). Oral abstract deadline - 16 January 2009
Highlights in Chemical Science issue 12 now online
14 December 2010
A snapshot of the latest developments across the chemical sciences - now available as an e-magazine!
Focus Issue: Air- and Biomonitoring & Medical Geology
27 November 2008
Journal of Environmental Monitoring (JEM) issue 12, 2008, is focusing on the two areas Medical Geology & Air- and Biomonitoring.
Interview: Lighting a billion lives
17 November 2008
Rajendra K Pachauri speaks to Leanne Marle about shedding light on climate change and giving light to humanity
Your RSC subscriptions and free content
16 October 2008
Find out what you can access, and where to find free content
Instant insight: Asbestos comes naturally
08 October 2008
Martin Harper, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, US, points out a hazard in the natural environment
The tale of the snail
06 November 2008
Gender-switching in mud snails has decreased following a European Union ban on tributyltin
How fresh is your fish?
24 September 2008
Rapid and accurate detection of the bacteria that make fish go off is now possible
