Societies commit to help government implement the industrial strategy and call on them to make the most of the upcoming ...

The Royal Society of Chemistry is a key partner in a new £3.35 million Prosperity Partnership aiming to transform how ...

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 ...

Calling all analytical scientists! The RSC Solutions in Science (SinS) 2025 conference will be held at the Brighton Centre from 15th-17th July 2025 and will bring together researchers, scientists, and ...

Our campaigns cover many sustainability issues, from climate change, energy and plastics to critical raw materials, across research, design, manufacturing, recycling and waste, education and ...

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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 ...

Supporting innovative products, activities and research projects help make the chemical sciences community more inclusive and diverse.

The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) joins with the Chemical Industries Association (CIA), the Institution of Chemical ...

This award is presented annually, with nominations open from February-June and prizes sent on a rolling basis Each participating institution can present two students with the award each year - only ...

The Royal Society of Chemistry publishes over 50 world-leading journals that span the core chemical sciences and related fields. Known for rigorous, fair peer review and fast publication times, our ...

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