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COVID-19 lockdowns lead to UK tech sales boom and adds to e-waste problem
Following our Precious Elements campaign last year – which raised awareness of the supply risks to elements in our personal devices such as mobile pho
04 January 2021
COVID-19 policy: Applying the precautionary principle when the science is uncertain
Our environment and regulation collective considered the parallels between COVID-19 and chemicals regulation, and how appropriate use of the precautio
15 April 2020
Cranberry: is it a sauce of help to fight cancer?
The dollop of red cranberry sauce on your Christmas plate may offer more than a simple fruity accompaniment to turkey, the Royal Society of Chemistry
18 December 2007
Critical thinking – deep seabed mining and the global demand for minerals
Izzi Monk, Environment Policy Advisor, looks at the chemical sciences' vital dual role achieving a circular economy for critical minerals and in filli
09 August 2023
Cross-country CHaOS roadshow delivers lasting legacy
Explosions, goo and interactive experiments captivate 7,000 schoolchildren during a summer-long scientific spectacular.
04 October 2023
Crossing continents and convening taskforces – a life in chemistry
Professor Anju Massey-Brooker is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry with multiple awards in academic research and industry and has recently ac
05 December 2022
CSIRO deal is a first in Australia
We have agreed a new Read & Publish deal with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), the first such agreement with
21 February 2021
Curiosity: the fuel for discovery
Prizes and awards series – In the second of our series, we explore the importance of fundamental research, through the eyes of some of our 2020 prize
29 June 2020
Current issues facing higher education
Our Chair of the Royal Society of Chemistry Professional Standards Board explains how conscious we are of the challenges now facing HE
19 November 2024
Cutting global pollution and waste
Stephanie Metzger, Sustainable Chemicals Policy Advisor, explains how our collaboration with chemical scientists around the world is helping the Unite
07 September 2023
Defossilising chemicals: What is needed and what is being done?
Replacing fossil fuelstocks with cleaner alternatives is a complex and long-term challenge requiring requiring scientific, economic and policy coordin
10 May 2024
Destination STEMM: reach your full potential
In addition to our Broadening Horizons programme, another important commitment in our Missing Elements action plan to address racial and ethnic inequ
23 October 2022
Detecting deadly nerve gas
A sensor which can rapidly detect the chemical nerve agent sarin has been developed.
12 September 2006
Diamonds on the brain
Diamonds could play a key role in the fight against Parkinson's Disease thanks to work by UK and US scientists.
08 December 2006
Did life begin at the bottom of the ocean?
Life on earth probably began in the depths of the ocean and not on the planet's surface, claim scientists.
11 October 2006
Disability History Month, December 2024
Inclusion and Diversity Programme Manager Elizabeth Wynn shares why and how we are committed to creating an inclusive environment for disabled people
05 December 2024
Diversity data collection from our journals communities
We're improving the way we collect gender information and starting to collect data on race and ethnicity, from our journal authors, reviewers and edit
27 June 2023
Does my journey to school affect the air I breathe?
During the academic year 2020/21 pupils at thirteen primary and secondary schools around Abingdon, Oxfordshire monitored air quality and made weather
08 October 2021
Does this government care about women in science? asks Professor Lesley Yellowlees
The government is failing in its duty to adequately support women in science, according to the President-Elect of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
13 June 2012
Donate to chemistry today for a stronger tomorrow
This year, we are proud to be taking part in Giving Tuesday – a global movement of kindness, generosity, and collaboration.
29 November 2024