A chemistry comic
5 August 2022 Dr Rob McElroy from the University of York collaborated with artists at Teesside University – three masters students led by Senior Lecturer Julian Lawrence – to create a comic to teach children about sustainability and solvents.
2022 Haworth Memorial Lectureship
2 August 2022 Professor Stephen Withers has been awarded the 2022 Haworth Memorial Lectureship from the RSC Carbohydrate Group.
Shirley Nakagaki elected President of the Brazilian Chemical Society
26 July 2022 Professor Shirley Nakagaki is one of our Editorial Board members for RSC Advances. Now she has been elected President of the Brazilian Chemical Society (SBQ).
Response to the Government’s 'Supporting UK R&D and collaborative research beyond European programmes' paper
21 July 2022 The Government yesterday published a paper entitled ‘Supporting UK R&D and collaborative research beyond European programmes’, which set out how the UK will transition to a new R&D programme if unable to associate to Horizon Europe, Copernicus and Euratom.
Outreach that reaches all
A feature length article giving a taster of how our Chemistry for All Grants are helping support outreach activities designed to engage students from less advantaged backgrounds.
RSC-IPE journal to facilitate knowledge-sharing internationally and across disciplines
15 July 2022 The Royal Society of Chemistry and the Institute of Process Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, have partnered to publish a new journal entitled Industrial Chemistry & Materials.
Bringing power to rural communities
11 June 2022 Professor Satish Patil is a member of the Sunrise Network – a collaborative effort to alleviate energy poverty around the globe. He spoke to us about his passion for using chemistry to solve world challenges and help humanity.
How the careers team can serve our member communities
1 July 2022 Find out how our careers team can support and enhance the activities of your network.
Dow, Walgreens Boots Alliance, United Utilities and Northumbrian Water join Royal Society of Chemistry’s sustainable polymers task force
Group will deliver on ambitious purpose to create a ‘step change in innovation’ for a class of polymers found in millions of everyday products
Prize winners 2022
7 June 2022 Today we announce the 2022 winners of our prizes. We are recognising individuals, collaborations and teams for their exceptional achievements in advancing the chemical sciences.
Three new sustainability-focused journals underline RSC's commitment to sustainability goals
17 May 2022 We have launched three new journals themed around sustainability, as part of our ongoing commitment to support the chemical sciences in facing up to global sustainability challenges.
Reaction to Research Excellence Framework 2021 results
12 May 2022 Our president and president-elect react to the publication of Research England's Research Excellence Framework (REF) results
Precious elements: new campaign highlights need for more sustainable electronics
5 May 2022 Following the success of our 2019 Precious Elements campaign – which was covered by the BBC and by news outlets around the world – we are publishing the results of a new, global survey into people's attitudes towards technology, sustainability, and precious elements.
Outstanding Paper Awards 2021
6 May 2022 Our annual Outstanding Paper Awards celebrate some of the incredible work published in two of our journals – Materials Horizons and Nanoscale Horizons.
In a crisis, science moved fast – and moved together
20 April 2022 Our graphical timeline captures a year’s worth of unparalleled global scientific collaboration – so how can science use what it’s learned in the future, asks Hannah Macdonald
There’s still time to enter the Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition 2022
13 April 2022 We are celebrating the 10th anniversary of our Emerging Technologies Competition, which invites the next generation of tech innovators, start-ups and spin outs from across Europe.
Academic publishers collaborating in fight against bias announce key action on diversity data collection
12 April 2022 An international group aiming to eliminate bias and discrimination in academic publishing has today published guidance for the collection of author data that can work between different publishers.
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