Magazines
Magazines and supplements from the RSC include the award winning Chemistry World, with coverage of international chemical science and business news. Education in Chemistry is aimed at teachers of chemistry across all levels. Chemical Science, Chemical Technology and Chemical Biology are supplements which provide snapshots of the latest developments from across the chemical sciences, drawing on the highest impact work published in RSC journals.
Chemistry World
Winner of the 2006 PPA Award for Monthly Business and Professional Magazine of the Year, and Highly Commended in the same category in 2005, Chemistry World is a lively and informative guide to cutting edge research, international business news and government policy as it affects the chemical science community, plus the very latest product applications. In 2004, it won the award as Best New Journal 2004 from ALPSP, another reason why 45,000 readers turn first to Chemistry World for its opinions, its features and its jobs.
Chemical Science
A snapshot of the latest developments across the chemical sciences as reported in RSC journals.
Chemical Technology
A snapshot of the latest developments in applied and technological aspects of the chemical sciences as reported in RSC journals.
Chemical Biology
An easy-to-use point of access to chemical biology news and research from across RSC Publishing.
RSC News
A monthly news magazine which provides members of the RSC with up-to-date information on the activities and services of the RSC. It is distributed with Chemistry World.
Education in Chemistry
The only magazine in the UK aimed at teachers of chemistry at all levels. It is written by its readers for its readers, and covers the whole spectrum of chemistry teaching from balanced science in secondary courses to the final stages of undergraduate courses.
RSC Policy Bulletin
A supplement produced three times a year to provide information on the many activities and policy initiatives carried out by the RSC. The Bulletin covers issues such as how the RSC is working to help chemistry in the UK flourish and grow and how the RSC communicates the importance of chemistry to policy makers and politicians.
