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Ilona Riipinen

Imaging and treating cancer with an iridum-based prodrug

In our Chemical Science Pick of the Week, a novel cancer-targeting iridium complex was demonstrated to act as an effective radiosensitiser for image-g

Immigration and social security co-ordination bill

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Immigration rhetoric presents an existential risk to the future of UK research

Following the Migration Advisory Committee’s "Rapid Review of the Graduate Route", we urge the government to refrain from making changes to the Gradua

Impacts of Horizon Europe uncertainty on UK chemistry

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Improving diversity in the chemical sciences

Improving diversity with data: dual announcement

Today we launch our first biennial diversity data report, alongside a new process for self-reporting gender data in our publishing system.

Improving sustainability in historical event venues

When it comes to event venues, sustainability comes in many different forms.

Imran Janmohamed

Imran Janmohamed

In memory of Joe Spencer

It is with deep regret that we announce the death of Dr Jonathan (Joe) Spencer, age 47. He was killed in a car accident near Cambridge on 6 April.

In tune with your emulsions

Our ChemSci Pick of the Week describes a new method to predictably tune emulsions – which could lead to new methods of drug delivery, cosmetic manufac

In-cell Organometallic Redox Catalysis

For pioneering work on catalysis of redox reactions in cancer cells by synthetic organometallic complexes.

In2Science UK

Charity partners with chemical science specialists to empower young people from low socio-economic backgrounds to access chemical science research and

Inclusion & Diversity Prize now open annually

Efforts to make science a more inclusive place to learn and work are to be given annual recognition by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Inclusion and Diversity Forum 2025

Continuing to push for a better future for chemistry.

Inclusion and Diversity Fund

Supporting innovative products, activities and research projects help make the chemical sciences community more inclusive and diverse.

Inclusion and diversity in peer review

Building a fairer landscape for the scientific community ensures that impactful research can come from anywhere and anyone.

Inclusion and diversity one year on: our work with world’s leading academic journals

Publishers with portfolios in excess of 15,000 peer-reviewed journals have now signed up to our joint commitment for equality in publishing

Inclusion and Diversity Prize

Recognising individuals or teams that have improved the accessibility, inclusivity and diversity of the chemical science community.