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The RSC has today released a new series of video interviews that offer insights into the role of science at the highest ...
The Royal Society of Chemistry is a key partner in a new £3.35 million Prosperity Partnership aiming to transform how ...
Societies commit to help government implement the industrial strategy and call on them to make the most of the upcoming ...
You are warmly invited to join us in July 2025. The international conference on materials chemistry has been a key meeting in the materials calendar for three decades. Organised by the Royal Society ...
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The RSC Nucleic Acids Group invites you to their Forum meeting, which will take place in-person at the RSC's iconic Burlington House in London. This is the NAG’s annual meeting, bringing together the ...
The Royal Society of Chemistry has signed the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), continuing our drive to modernise how we measure excellence in the chemical sciences. We are the ...
Households across the UK are stockpiling enough paint to coat the Forth Rail Bridge 212 times, posing major sustainability and environmental issues, as revealed by our research. We’re asking consumers ...
Rewarding excellence, gaining recognition We are proud to announce the 2018 winners of our prizes and awards, celebrating the outstanding work happening in every corner of the scientific community.
The Royal Society of Chemistry and the Science and Innovation Network (SIN) are pleased to announce that five UK-US partnerships have been awarded grants worth £485,000 to progress policy changes for ...
A vaccine researcher responsible for saving millions of lives, a climate scientist who helped fix the ozone layer, a hugely influential science educator, and an electrochemistry pioneer have all been ...
We have undertaken the UK’s first survey of public attitudes to PFAS ‘forever chemicals’, revealing that 9 in 10 people in the UK think it is ‘very important’ to effectively control levels of the ...