The RSC and 37 other organisations have signed a letter to Chancellor Rachel Reeves that reiterates the long-term social and economic benefits of R&D activity in the UK. David Baker, Demis Hassabis ...

E-waste is one of the fastest growing waste streams in the world, and the UK is the second largest contributor globally.

Science is continually expanding beyond traditional boundaries. We are seeing an increased focus on applied research in multiple disciplines and how this work can be used to tackle global challenges.

Time to first decision (peer-reviewed only): 30.0 days** Time to first decision (all decisions): 5.0 days*** This journal is part of our new offering. Scientists can continue to find innovative ...

Proteins are the subject of this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry, with David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John M. Jumper named ...

Our 2024 competition was held for the first time on LinkedIn after being run on Twitter for 8 years Competition was high with over 1700 delegates from over 80 countries. Thank you to everyone who got ...

Our Honorary Fellows come from a wide range of backgrounds, career paths and countries and are nominated by our members. They include individuals whose distinguished research careers have made an ...

Join us for a dynamic exploration of the role of chemistry in shaping a sustainable future within the framework of a "doughnut economy." This groundbreaking event aims to unite chemists interested in ...

This Lectureship celebrates outstanding early career researchers who have made significant contributions to a natural product related area of the chemical sciences in their independent research ...

With Global change creating enormous challenges relating to energy, food and climate change, an action is both needed and urgent. Addressing these challenges means advancing fundamental scientific ...

David Baker, Demis Hassabis and John M Jumper's research into proteins has earned them chemistry's highest honour, with the winners announced this morning in Stockholm, Sweden. Neurodivergent ...