New e-waste report features evidence from the Royal Society of Chemistry
26 November 2020 We welcome the Environmental Audit Committee's timely report into the growing issue of e-waste, and the implication this has for the fate of some of our most critical elements.
Shining a light on school science technicians
24 November 2020 The level of science technician support in schools is falling, says our new report.
Robert Parker to become Royal Society of Chemistry ambassador
20 November 2020 Dr Robert Parker, CEO of the Royal Society of Chemistry, is to relinquish his role and become an ambassador for the organisation. Dr Helen Pain, currently Acting CEO, will become Interim CEO until a permanent successor to Robert is announced.
New forum to tackle bullying and harassment launches
The Royal Society of Chemistry has joined a new forum to tackle bullying and harassment, which is led by UKRI and joined by funding, policy and regulatory organisations including Universities UK, Wellcome and Cancer Research UK.
RSC Prizes 2021: open for nominations
12 November 2020 Nominations are now open for Royal Society of Chemistry prizes 2021. Now is your chance to raise awareness of individuals and teams making a positive impact for the chemical sciences.
How can we make chemistry accessible for all?
11 November 2020 Today we are launching the results of Chemistry for All – a five-year programme looking at how chemistry outreach in England’s schools can promote engagement with chemistry.
The Royal Society of Chemistry becomes official TikTok partner to inspire next generation of chemists
3 November 2020 We are partnering with social media platform TikTok to become the first learned society in the world to join its #LearnOnTikTok programme
Celebrating 10 years of Chemical Science: Small, happy accidents
6 November 2020 Dr Marina Freitag published her first Chemical Science article in 2020, which was chosen as our Pick of the Week. To celebrate our 10th anniversary, we took the opportunity to catch up with her to discuss her research and her experience with the journal.
#BlackinChem part 3: Looking to the future
3 November 2020 In part 3, the three women behind #BlackinChem talk about what leadership means to them, what's next for #BlackinChem, and share some encouraging words for young Black chemists.
Chemistry’s Contribution: Workforce trends and economic impact
26 October 2020 A new report from the Royal Society of Chemistry highlights how important the chemical sciences sector is for the present and future prosperity of the UK and its regions – features ITV news report.
Quilts for pancreatic cancer patients – and research
2 November 2020 Chemistry researchers at the University of Strathclyde are aiming to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer – with the use of specially-made quilts.
A year like no other
26 October 2020 This year marks the 100th year of our Chemists’ Community Fund, which has become a lifeline for members of our community facing challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr Helen Pain – our Acting CEO – reflects.
#BlackinChem part 2: Personal experiences and allyship
23 October 2020 In part 2, we hear from Devin, Ayanna and Ashley about their personal experiences as Black women chemists.
Introducing our Chemistry Student Guides
23 October 2020 The series, Chemistry Student Guides, has been written with current students involved at every stage, to help identify the most challenging concepts of a chemistry degree and communicate these in a tried and tested way that works for students
Q&A with Matt Taylor, student book author
23 October 2020 We have recently launched our Chemistry Student Guides – a book series written by students, for students. We spoke to Matt Taylor, who helped write An Introduction to Stereochemistry, one of the series’ launch titles.
Q&A with Mike Lloyd, student book author
23 October 2020 We have recently launched our Chemistry Student Guides – a book series written by students, for students. We spoke to Mike Lloyd, who helped write An Introduction to Stereochemistry, one of the series’ launch titles.
How do we make new waves in open science?
19 October 2020 Building a future for scientific research that is truly open, equal and inclusive is possible, and you have a crucial part to play
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