The health of our society, the global economy, and of the entire planet pivots on people working together to seek the answers to fundamental questions.
Whether those questions are born out of necessity, curiosity, or the desire to build a better world, it is that innate urge to challenge the accepted that advances science, transforms our society, and inspires us all to go further for the sake of making a meaningful difference.
A sustainable, safe and prosperous future depends on your instinct to ask questions. So it’s up to us and our publishing efforts to make sure that, however you work with chemistry knowledge, you can ask freely, discuss widely, and find answers simply.
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What’s the secret to a flourishing open future?
Chemistry will be part of nearly all the challenges we will face as a human race – energy, medicines, environment – what would these things look like without chemistry?
Where do you search for answers?
We are here to give everyone in the chemical sciences the information and tools to try something new – to help you to explore new directions and find the next advance.
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What’s the secret to a flourishing open future?
When research is openly available, it can be disseminated more widely, aiding and accelerating vital discovery. Open science supports research integrity by increasing transparency and reproducibility, promoting quality and trust in science.
We are advocating an open future that works for everyone by strengthening debate, encouraging transparency, and improving choice throughout the publishing process.
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When you publish life-changing knowledge, everyone must be able to understand and appreciate the implications for all areas of society.
We are uniquely positioned to make this happen. We can act as an effective catalyst for scientific ideas, because we belong to the community that generates them.
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You may not have come into this looking to be recognised for your work. But when your contributions push the limits of what’s possible for your science, and inspire others to do the same, it is only right that recognition finds you.
Research, information management, outreach, going above and beyond to offer support – we give hard work and dedication its due.
…behind every paper or top professor is a team, and behind every team is a history of inspiring teachers, mentors and collaborators.
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