Join events focused on chemistry in human health, diagnostics and therapeutic development. Chemistry plays a vital role in improving human health, from diagnostics to treatment. These events explore ...

As UK students yearn for more relevant climate change education, we are celebrating teachers filling curriculum gaps using local, real-world examples.

Our Inclusion and Diversity strategy to 2030 sets out how we will drive systemic and sustainable inclusion across the chemical sciences.

Explore a diverse programme of chemistry events hosted by our member networks Our member networks host a diverse programme of specialist chemistry events to support professional development and foster ...

Find chemistry events across the UK and internationally that match your research, professional needs and interests.

Discover a wide range of chemistry events happening throughout the UK and Ireland, from workshops and lectures to conferences and networking opportunities. Use this page to browse all upcoming events, ...

Journal of Materials Chemistry A, B & C cover high quality studies across all fields of materials chemistry. The journals focus on those theoretical or experimental studies that report new ...

Sustainability projects are to share over £200,000 thanks to an RSC grants scheme committed to cutting the environmental ...

Join materials chemistry events exploring polymers, nanomaterials and functional materials. Materials chemistry drives innovation in technologies from electronics to healthcare. These events explore ...

Polls open as RSC members cast their ballots to select our future President and more in this year's elections, with voting ...

The Royal Society of Chemistry has signed the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), continuing our drive to modernise how we measure excellence in the chemical sciences. We are the ...

Experts from some of the world’s biggest companies – including Unilever and BASF – are joining forces with leading academics, trade associations, research institutes and policymakers under a new ...