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Indian students explore pollution through science fair
Students from rural and urban schools in southern India explore the role of the chemical sciences in addressing different forms of pollution at the an
15 August 2014
Learning the art of crystallisation through our Global Experiment
Students at schools across the world have been finding out how to grow crystals through our Global Experiment. Take a look at some of the results they
07 August 2014
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
Chemists in the First World War
To commemorate the centenary of the beginning of the First World War, we uncovered the stories of some of the chemists whose lives were affected by th
01 August 2014
Kenyan students get creative with science
Kenyan students had a chance to explore and present their ideas for new solutions to everday challenges at the Kenya Science and Engineering Fair.
01 August 2014
Royal Society of Chemistry welcomes new president
Professor Dominic Tildesley will work with us to expand our support for industry and continue to champion diversity in the chemical sciences
09 July 2014
Chemical landmark plaque to honour our founder
We celebrated the life and work of our founding president, Thomas Graham, by awarding a chemical landmark plaque to the University of Strathclyde.
03 July 2014
Chemistry and art
They might often be thought of as polar opposites, but in fact chemistry and art connect more frequently than one might think. Through our resources a
01 July 2014
Supporting India's scientific development
With India being one of the rising superpowers, supporting its scientific development and connecting with Indian scientists can helps us all, writes V
01 July 2014
Safe chemistry is our professional obligation
It’s a chemist’s duty to adhere to health and safety standards and to share that knowledge with others, says Ian Wrightson.
01 July 2014
Top of the Bench
Our annual schools’ chemistry competition fuelled curiosity and excitement about chemistry among secondary school students from Derby to Beijing.
01 June 2014
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