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Exceptional measurement of chirality
Breakthrough research to accurately measure flexible left- and right-handed molecules under real-life conditions is our ChemSci Pick of the Week.
31 July 2019
KAUST signs Read & Publish agreement with Royal Society of Chemistry
A new Read & Publish deal with the King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST) means Saudi Arabia becomes the 10th country in which we ha
22 July 2019
Royal Medal for our president
Professor Dame Carol Robinson receives one of the Royal Society’s premier awards, made on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen
18 July 2019
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
17 July 2019
Recognition for an inspirational member
The Royal Society of Chemistry’s West India Section (RSC-WIS) is thrilled and proud that Professor Lakshmy Ravishankar AMRSC was awarded the Inspirati
12 July 2019
Slipping between the (battery) sheets
Our ChemSci pick of the week could be a step towards lower-cost, more sustainable batteries made from potassium, rather than lithium.
10 July 2019
Turning black gold into artificial trees
A “black” gold material has been developed to harvest sunlight, and then use the energy to turn carbon dioxide (CO2) into useful chemicals and fuel.
03 July 2019
New trustees elected by Royal Society of Chemistry members
Read about the results of elections for posts on our governing Council.
28 June 2019
Tom Welton to become Royal Society of Chemistry president
Our members have been voting in elections to choose our next president, alongside members of our divisions, boards and committees
24 June 2019
Better OLEDs
ChemSci Pick of the Week – A new synthesis could lead to more stable and more efficient blue OLEDS.
19 June 2019
First impressions of India
Dr Andy Ashley visited India in February for a series of symposia, organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Chemical Research Society of In
06 June 2019
Finding a needle in a haystack
ChemSci Pick of the Week – A new infrared spectroscopy method could become a new method for blood sample analysis in the future.
05 June 2019