The research of Professors Kagan and Soai, from France and Japan respectively, solves a century-old problem about chirality - which relates to the property of an object not being identical to its ...
New research shows how timely support from the Chemists' Community Fund is helping RSC members and their families navigate life’s challenges.
“Chemistry for a Sustainable Future: Innovations, Food Security, and Global Health” ...
The journal is led by an international team of high profile Associate Editors who not only handle manuscripts on Materials Advances through peer review but also look after submissions to Journal of ...
Science stakeholder groups have joined forces to voice fears that new qualifications could hamper young peoples' routes into ...
We work at the heart of the chemical sciences community to create a future that is more open, more green, and more equal. Together, we’re helping chemistry to change the world. We enable exciting ...
The Schools' Analyst Competition is back for 2026! Register for a chance to receive one of 400 kits to be sent to schools in the UK and Ireland.* The competition kits will allow teams of three ...
Following the closure of MyRSC in 2024, there are now many different ways in which you can continue to engage with the RSC and our wider community. Following the closure of MyRSC in 2024, there are ...
The annual Scottish Regional Meeting of the RSC Organic Chemistry Community is open to all with an interest in organic chemistry. The event will comprise a series of oral presentations from ...
There is no shortage of renewable energy. But, as we all know, our British weather and changing seasons mean that the wind does not always blow and the sun does not always shine when we need our ...
This meeting aims to showcase aspects of modern medicinal chemistry to bring new thinking to the subject, challenge perceptions and encourage scientific interaction between researchers. The short ...
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