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US tariffs and potential UK retaliatory measures: what this might mean for chemistry businesses and research

RSC Elections 2025: Voting now open for members

Inclusion and Diversity Forum 2025

Continuing to push for a better future for chemistry.

Building bridges through mentorship

Brought together as part of our Broadening Horizons programme, two scientists from different backgrounds, creating impact across borders.

2025 Spring Statement

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves MP today announced the Government's updated economic agenda in the Spring Statement.

LGBT+ Inclusion in STEM grant holders in the spotlight

Five transatlantic partnerships of STEM and social science researchers explore how we can progress policy changes to support the LGBT+ STEM community.

Professor Duncan Graham becomes editor in chief

Chem Soc Rev is the Royal Society of Chemistry's leading reviews journal.

Interim findings of an independent review of the curriculum

Royal Society of Chemistry education policy programme manager Laura Daly responds to the independent review of the curriculum and assessment system in

Neurodiversity case study: Scottish Water and Genius Within

Scotland's publicly owned water supplier partnered with a neurodiversity coaching business with support from our I&D Fund.

Roundtable: The future of UK chemicals regulation

Read about our roundtable that focussed on plans for a national Chemicals Agency, a chemicals strategy, and the future for UK chemicals regulation.

Sustainable PLFs 2040 initiative launches

Experts from the world’s biggest companies are joining forces under a new initiative catalysed by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Chemistry education needs new stories and examples

Royal Society of Chemistry education policy programme manager Laura Daly discusses how teaching chemistry with stories, contexts and examples enriches