New research shows how timely support from the Chemists' Community Fund is helping RSC members and their families navigate life’s challenges.

The pair's discoveries in relation to asymmetric organic synthesis have enabled chemists to drive chemical reactions that lead to homochirality.

In our latest In conversation with, Michael Saliba, Editor-in-Chief of EES Solar, takes us through the experiences that have ...

Science technicians gathered in Bristol this month for an RSC-organised national conference placing career development at the ...

Earth-abundant metal catalysis is considered essential to a sustainable future with the low availability and high cost of precious-metal catalysts pointing to a critical need for greener alternatives.

Nour is the Development Editor for Energy & Environmental Science (EES), EES Batteries, EES Catalysis, EES Solar, Sustainable Energy & Fuels, and Energy Advances. She started her journey with the ...

Heather is an Associate Editorial Manager for the Energy journals. Since completing a Masters in Chemistry at the University of York, she has worked at several academic publishers including the Royal ...

Join us in Edinburgh in September 2027 for this edition of the Faraday Discussion series, unique international discussion meetings that address current and emerging topics at the forefront of the ...

Manpreet joined the Royal Society of Chemistry as a Publishing Editor in March 2026 after completing a PhD degree in Chemistry at the University of Warwick in Coventry.

Legendary DJ Fatboy Slim is set to play a special gig at our London HQ to celebrate 30 years of his debut album 'Better Living Through Chemistry'. The world-famous electronic musician will perform at ...

Xinyu joined the Royal Society of Chemistry in 2026 as a Publishing Editor on the Energy & Environment team. Prior to this, she completed her PhD in Chemistry at University of Cambridge, jointly ...