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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.
25 January 2024
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
26 June 2025
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
10 January 2023
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.
05 August 2014
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
29 January 2010
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
18 December 2019
Golden bullet for cancer
Scientists in the UK have found a way to target cancer with gold.
17 August 2006
Good Practical Science report aims to transform practical science education
Our president launched a new report for the Gatsby Charitable Foundation, outlining ten benchmarks to transform practical science education in England
26 September 2017
Government's changes to migration rules could damage UK's science future
Changes to skilled and student visas and fees could hinder the UK's 'science superpower' ambitions - which is why we are urgently seeking reassurances
08 December 2023
Grade II listed Royal Society of Chemistry at Burlington House awarded ECOsmart accreditation
The Royal Society of Chemistry at Burlington House has become ECOsmart accredited, as recognition for its sustainability success.
02 April 2024
Great cable challenge aims to tackle copper crunch
We’re supporting the Recycle Your Electricals nationwide campaign urging us all to collect and pass on the millions of cables sitting idle across UK h
08 October 2024
Greener, cheaper MOF synthesis
Our ChemSci Pick of the Week demonstrates the scalable synthesis of metal-organic-frameworks (MOFs) using ultrasonic or acoustic frequencies – rather
18 March 2020
Ground-breaking innovations celebrated at 10th Emerging Technologies Competition
Presenters had to convince a panel of industry heavyweights, from some of the most famous companies in the world, that their innovations could tackle
08 July 2022
Groundbreaking science celebrated at Emerging Technologies Competition
Four innovative technologies have won the Royal Society of Chemistry’s 2024 Emerging Technologies Competition.
10 July 2024
GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ Title Attempt: Largest Practical Science Lesson
As part of the inaugural Northern Ireland Science Festival we are attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the largest practical science less
19 February 2015
Half a century on - Hodgkin's Nobel Prize remembered by the Royal Society of Chemistry
The Royal Society of Chemistry has awarded a National Chemical Landmark blue plaque to the University of Oxford Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory, to cel
13 May 2014
Halloween chemical prank condemned by Royal Society of Chemistry
The Royal Society of Chemistry today condemned a website which suggested a Halloween practical joke that could be very harmful.
30 October 2012
Hands-on chemistry for children with special educational needs
Jo Montomery led fun practical sessions over half term to engage children with special educational needs and disabilities.
22 July 2022
Harnessing the possibilities of the nanoworld
Scientists have long suspected that the way materials behave on the nanoscale – that is when particles have dimensions of about 1–100 nanometers – is
28 September 2016