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Robert Mokaya succeeds Annette Doherty as President at AGM
Professor Robert Mokaya says he is 'humbled, honoured and ready' to lead the Royal Society of Chemistry after being sworn in as president this week.
10 July 2026
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PFAS clean-up alone won't solve pollution issue, study warns
Research shows huge remediation spending would remove <2% of European PFAS emissions. We need greater control at source to tackle this global problem.
06 July 2026
Discover the must-read research on interfaces powering the energy transition
From energy-storage to next-generation conversion systems, interfaces are central to performance, efficiency and long-term stability.
02 July 2026
Chemistry's £60bn contribution driving UK regional growth
The Contribution of Chemistry report shows how the field delivers £60.5bn to the UK economy, highlighting both regional and national contributions.
02 July 2026
Broadening Horizons I&D programme returns for fifth year
Over 500 early career scientists have now joined the scheme since its inception as the RSC and leading companies unite to aid inclusion in chemistry.
30 June 2026
Discover the must-read applied polymer research solving real-world challenges
From clean water and healthcare to infrastructure, energy storage and sustainability, society needs innovative material solutions.
29 June 2026
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Funding changes could impact UK science infrastructure
We have joined with other scientific bodies to express concern about the risks of research funding changes.
29 June 2026
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Analytical chemistry events celebrate advances and journal
Back-to-back analytical chemistry events attracted global experts to reflect on recent advances and honour a pioneering journal’s 150th anniversary.
25 June 2026
Sustainable 3D-printed sensors get a gold-powered performance boost
Recycled plastics, nanotechnology and additive manufacturing combine to create highly sensitive electrochemical sensors for environmental monitoring
25 June 2026