Gleb Test

Gisela Scott

Gitti Frey

Giulia Fiorani

Giulia Galli

Giulia Grancini

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Giulia Grancini

Giulio Superti-Furga

Giving longer life to wearable batteries

Scientists in South Korea have developed a novel reserve battery that combines long shelf life with flexibility and could have useful applications in

Glass of red wine a day keeps diabetes at bay

A small glass of red wine a day is enough to provide diabetics with their daily dose of a drug needed to combat the disease, scientists have shown.

Gleb Test

Glenn Fredrickson

Global challenges, chemistry solutions

The chemical sciences will play an important role in tackling global challenges. Find out why and how we support our community in contributing to this

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.

Global perspectives and diverse representation in education

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Global progress: delivering a science policy panel NEW

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

Going Digital with Chemistry World

We’ve provided members with the opportunity to help us reduce our footprint by unsubscribing from the print edition of Chemistry World and accessing t

Going for gold at the Chemistry Olympiad

Four students represented the UK at the International Chemistry Olympiad final in Vietnam. Find out how they fared in the competition.

Goji berries can reduce skin cancer risk

Goji berry juice offers "significant protection" against skin cancer, according to scientists. The berry, Lycium barbarum, also known as wolfberry, h

Golden age of Arabic science celebrated for IYPT

Over a thousand children visited the Royal Society of Chemistry last week to learn about 8th century pioneer Jabir ibn Hayyan, and how he laid the fou

Golden bullet for cancer

Scientists in the UK have found a way to target cancer with gold.