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Robert Mokaya succeeds Annette Doherty as President at AGMProfessor Robert Mokaya says he is 'humbled, honoured and ready' to lead the Royal Society of Chemistry after being sworn in as president this week.
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Hollywood star Michael Sheen to front BBC TV series 'Buried'Chemical testing helped to expose a toxic dumping scandal in south Wales. Now Michael Sheen brings that investigation to BBC Two.
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Exam results day 2026: build a future in chemistryHundreds of thousands of students have now received those crucial grades. We have plenty of reasons and tools to help kickstart a career in chemistry.
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Dr Grace Tabi: My Commonwealth Chemistry Congress storyDr Grace Tabi went to the Commonwealth Chemistry Congress expecting new science. She left with global connections still shaping her work.
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Double award nomination joy for Chemists' Community FundThe CCF has been shortlisted for Small Charity of the Year and Charity Collaboration of the Year by the Association of Charitable Organisations.
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How to take the next step in your career with RSC membershipInvest in yourself, your career and your community by becoming a member of the Royal Society of Chemistry today.
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RSC launches India Sustainability Forum 2026 in PuneInaugural forum brings together leaders from academia, industry, government and research to advance sustainability through chemistry.
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Superstar DJ Fatboy Slim to play anniversary set at RSC HQThe electronic music legend will play a special gig at Burlington House to celebrate 30 years of his debut album 'Better Living Through Chemistry'.
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Science Teaching Survey 2026 reveals postcode lotteryA postcode lottery could determine pupils’ opportunities to study science, as a study shows a link between free school meals and subjects offered.
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CCF and Cara win ACO Charity Collaboration of the Year awardThe CCF and Cara have been honoured at the ACO Annual Awards for their £360k partnership 'that exceeds initial aims' in support of at-risk chemists.