Gleb Test

A circular economy for PLFs

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A closer look at molecular bonding

ChemSci Pick of the Week – If you’re not a hardened organometallic chemist, today’s Pick of the Week may seem a little impenetrable at first glance. T

A colourful challenge

Pupils from Gordon’s School – who previously brought you the ‘Chemistree’ grown from copper and silver nitrate crystals – have risen to a new challeng

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A framework for action in scientific publishing

Improving inclusion and diversity in the chemical sciences.

A framework for action in scientific publishing

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A future framework for international collaboration

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A global commitment

We are proud to announce that we have become a signatory of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s New Plastics Economy Global Commitment.

A great teacher: an influence that lasts a lifetime

In the fifth of our series showcasing 2020 prize and award winners, we celebrate our educators and their contribution to the chemical sciences communi

A greener approach

Shun-Jun Ji, Shun-Yi Wang and their research group at Soochow University tell us about the science behind using a peaceful aquatic scene to illustrate

A Greener Route to Nylon Production

For the effective decoupling of the synthesis of the major commodity chemical cyclohexanone oxime from industrial hydrogen peroxide production.

A history of Burlington House

Discover how Burlington House became the home of the Royal Society of Chemistry, and seven other societies.

A J S ‘Bill’ Williams remembered

175 minutes for chemistry - Our Wales education coordinator Liam Thomas reports from the inaugural Bill Williams Memorial Lecture, delivered by Profes

A landscape view of the global PLFs market

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A lasting friendship

Celebrating 150 years of cooperation with the Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker – the German Chemical Society.

A leap from a frog to understand nerves

A detailed study of molecules called N-glycans in frog embryos suggests they play a vital role in developing the nervous systems in vertebrates, inclu

A light bulb moment

ChemSci Pick of the Week (INFOGRAPHIC) – Professor Zhengtao Deng and his team from Nanjing University in China have developed a new photoluminescent m

A look back at our 175 faces of chemistry exhibition

We recently opened the doors to Burlington House, inviting people to celebrate our anniversary by exploring our 175 faces of chemistry exhibition

A new way to remove BPA from water

An international team of scientists have designed a water treatment system that can remove the harmful chemical BPA from water with 99% effectiveness