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The front cover of the new book, 'Steeped: The Chemistry of Tea', and a portrait picture of Dr Michelle Francl, holding a glass cup of tea with molecular structures on the side.

Global interest in new tea book brewing thanks to salted tea tip

Steeped, by Dr Michelle Francl, offers tips on making better brews and has intrigued tea lovers around the world.

25 January 2024

The Royal Society of Chemistry's Open Access transition focus group (13 people in the back row and five people down in front) poses together in front of an RSC banner in a conference room at an Am

The future is coming: making progress with our Open Access transition

Overhauling our business model by 2028 represents a huge challenge but brings with it great opportunities – and a confidence that this transition will

16 January 2024

New Year Honours celebrate the chemical sciences community

RSC CEO amongst those recognised in His Majesty King Charles III's 2024 Honours list

30 December 2023

Two pairs of hands on a glass tube with lights at each end

Clean energy workshops wow kids at Leicestershire library

Quorn Community Library celebrated Chemistry Week 2023 throughout November with workshops, a treasure hunt and a noticeboard.

20 December 2023

Close up image of open books and magazines

Revolutionising drug discovery with cutting-edge technologies

Researchers are empowering drug discovery with artificial intelligence (AI) and bioinformatics tools, unlocking new frontiers in drug design.

19 December 2023

Close up image of open books and magazines

Making battery catalysts accessible

For too long, good quality, efficient batteries have been inaccessible to many due to high costs associated with the platinum group metal (PGM) specie

19 December 2023

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Powering the future with new cathodes

Is the future of battery storage here? A new cathode, MoSe2+x-rGO, may be the key to creating batteries with enhanced energy storage and increased lon

19 December 2023

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Encouraging a brighter future for OLEDs

With more and more reliance on screens comes a need to make organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) more efficient and long lasting. Yi-Zhong She et al

19 December 2023

Students from Cloghroe NS with the cup after winning the Cork Primary Science Quiz.

Schoolchildren have a Corker of a time at city science quiz

More than 170 primary school children from 31 different schools competed in the annual Cork Primary Science Quiz held at University College Cork

19 December 2023

A man at a stall talks to a woman holding a spoon with a dessert on it.

Bitesized experience visitors treated to sweet sensations

Delicious dainty desserts dazzled crowds at an interactive Imperial College event as attendees got a taste of some special chemistry creations.

18 December 2023

A stock picture of a portable X-ray fluorescent analyser.

Soil samples subject of sustainability chemistry clinic

An analytical chemistry clinic dished the dirt on what is in the soil of communities in Cheshire.

18 December 2023

A racially diverse group of five scientists wearing white coats stand and talk in a lab. A south Asian male, a black woman, a white woman, a south-east Asian female and a white woman are visible.

Government's changes to migration rules could damage UK's science future

Changes to skilled and student visas and fees could hinder the UK's 'science superpower' ambitions - which is why we are urgently seeking reassurances

08 December 2023