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Royal Society of Chemistry joins major collaboration to accelerate sustainable innovation in polymers

Societies join forces in response to government's industrial strategy

Societies commit to help government implement the industrial strategy and call on them to make the most of the upcoming Post-16 Skills white paper

Joint statement on Industrial Strategy

The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) welcomes the UK Government’s Industrial Strategy.

Winners announced of Emerging Technologies Competition 2025

Four groundbreaking ideas that could transform the world around us have been named winners of the RSC Emerging Technologies Competition 2025.

Global progress: delivering a science policy panel

Countries agree a new intergovernmental science-policy panel to support the sound management of chemicals and waste and to prevent pollution.

2025 RSC Prize winners announced

Celebrating excellence across the chemical sciences, we are proud to recognise people from a wide range of career stages, sectors and backgrounds.

Molecular Omics has a new home

We are pleased to announce the transfer of the journal Molecular Omics from our journals portfolio to Oxford University Press (OUP).

Changing with the times: our evolving approach to open access

Shaping our Open Access approach amid a complex, evolving open research landscape, supporting authors to best suit their local context.

Royal Society of Chemistry journal citation reports released

Clarivate has released the 2025 update to the Journal Citation Reports (JCR), marking the 50th anniversary of the annual reports.

Social media and connecting with our community

Social media – just like our partnerships, conferences, events and networks that span the globe – connects us with the chemical sciences community.

Members decide who will occupy key RSC governance posts

The Royal Society of Chemistry is pleased to announce the results of its 2025 elections.

Celebrating eight years of the Technician Commitment

Our CEO Dr Helen Pain pays tribute to those who serve as 'the backbone of UK science'.