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We are pushing for change to open chemistry careers to all students as our new report shows how socioeconomic background shapes opportunity.

Setting the record straight on UK chemistry HE

Misinterpreted Nature Reviews Chemistry evidence and unsupported claims paint a misleading picture of chemistry today.

Prof David Leigh wins RSC presidential election

Professor Leigh will become president-elect and succeed Professor Robert Mokaya for a two-year term as president in the summer of 2028

CCF case study: When student life doesn鈥檛 go to plan

The Chemists' Community Fund provided a Student Hardship Grant and emotional support to a PhD student facing financial difficulties.

In conversation with Serena Margadonna

Insights from a career shaped by discovery, collaboration and real-world impact.

Carla Aldington becomes 新月直播app下载 trustee

Carla already has experience of our governing board, having taken the opportunity to take part as an early career observer in 2024 and 2025.

Adapting our journals business for an uncertain future

It’s a time of unprecedented change, within our industry and across the world, as our day to day is re-shaped by technological advancements and AI

Discover the must-read research driving innovation in alternative metal-ion batteries

Expertly curated research for the energy storage science community.

RSC leaders celebrate chemistry in China

Members of our leadership team recently joined our President and China team at a series of special activities and engagements in China.

Chemical Biology Symposium spotlights global talent

Cutting-edge research, prestigious prizes and emerging scientific talent drew an international audience to the latest Chemical Biology Symposium.

Chemistry departments driving more sustainable research

Chemistry departments across the UK and Ireland are sharing practical ways to make research and teaching more environmentally sustainable.

Kenneth Wallace Smalldon

31 July 1944 — 5 April 2026