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Have we reached the shores of the island of stability?

175 minutes for chemistry - After the recent addition of four new elements to the period table, Charlie Sudlow discusses where these names came from a

Heads of Chemistry UK: A Personal Perspective

A few months ago, Professor Nick Norman came to the end of his two-year tenure as Chair of Heads of Chemistry UK (HCUK). He gives us a personal perspe

Heston Blumenthal restaurant hosts food video competition winners

Two video competition winners who used food in experiments were treated to a trip to celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck restaurant.

Hidden diversity steps out from the closet

Professor of chemistry at the University of York and a member of our Inclusion and Diversity Committee, David Smith shares his thoughts on why the sci

Historic agreement for international chemistry co-operation

American Chemical Society leaders join Royal Society of Chemistry counterparts to sign memorandum of understanding between the two societies

Hong Kong Baptist University becomes first university in China to sign a Read & Publish agreement with the Royal Society of Chemistry

Hong Kong Baptist University has signed a groundbreaking Read & Publish licensing agreement with the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Honour for scientist who became Manchester United's Chief Scout

Horizon Europe association "extremely welcome"

The Royal Society of Chemistry’s CEO, Helen Pain, reacts to the positive news that the UK has reached "a bespoke new agreement with the EU" on Horizon

Horizon Europe: Where are we now?

Our Head of Policy and Evidence, Tanya Sheridan, discusses where we are now, what the RSC is doing and looks ahead to the next few months

How and why you should incorporate all five senses at your next event

A successful event is one that remains in the minds of its attendees long after – but how can you ensure a memorable experience for all in attendance?

How can we make chemistry accessible for all?

Today we are launching the results of Chemistry for All – a five-year programme looking at how chemistry outreach in England’s schools can promote eng

How do I make a scientific poster? Six tips from a Nobel Prize winning team

With the Chemical Science Symposium approaching, we asked our keynote speaker and Nobel Prize winning scientist David MacMillan’s research group at Pr

How do we make chemistry fair for all?

Level 3 Applied Qualifications are back on the political agenda again in England. We must continue to remove barriers so call on governments to ensure

How is chemistry funded in the UK?

A look through the complexities of the UK’s funding system and what you can do to engage with it over the coming months...

How much is Benedict worth? It's elementary, my dear Watson...

As this year's Cambridge Science Festival theme is health, the RSC team wanted to find a way for you to learn all about what you're really made of.

How the careers team can serve our member communities

Find out how our careers team can support and enhance the activities of your network.

How the Chemists’ Community Fund helped members in 2022

Many in our community have been deeply affected by the pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and the rising cost of living. These global events, in part, shap

How the Chemists’ Community Fund helped members in 2023

Supporting members or past members of the RSC, as well as their partners, children, and other dependents.

How the RSC's CSIR partnership will help India's next generation of chemists

The RSC has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research. The organisations will pair up to enhance sci

How to incorporate wellness into your next event

Wellness is more than just a nice addition to have at your event – it has become an essential element in elevating your guests’ experience.