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How and why you should incorporate all five senses at your next event
A successful event is one that remains in the minds of its attendees long after – but how can you ensure a memorable experience for all in attendance?
02 February 2024
Boost for researchers as 14 additional RSC journals made available on academic index
A total of 36 RSC-owned titles can now be found on Inspec thanks to an updated agreement.
01 February 2024
外网天堂 and TIB co-create next generation Open Access consortium model
Four-year agreement supports authors and readers at 77 institutions in Germany
29 January 2024
Global interest in new tea book brewing thanks to salted tea tip
Steeped, by Dr Michelle Francl, offers tips on making better brews and has intrigued tea lovers around the world.
25 January 2024
The future is coming: making progress with our Open Access transition
Overhauling our business model by 2028 represents a huge challenge but brings with it great opportunities – and a confidence that this transition will
16 January 2024
New Year Honours celebrate the chemical sciences community
RSC CEO amongst those recognised in His Majesty King Charles III's 2024 Honours list
30 December 2023
Clean energy workshops wow kids at Leicestershire library
Quorn Community Library celebrated Chemistry Week 2023 throughout November with workshops, a treasure hunt and a noticeboard.
20 December 2023
Revolutionising drug discovery with cutting-edge technologies
Researchers are empowering drug discovery with artificial intelligence (AI) and bioinformatics tools, unlocking new frontiers in drug design.
19 December 2023
Making battery catalysts accessible
For too long, good quality, efficient batteries have been inaccessible to many due to high costs associated with the platinum group metal (PGM) specie
19 December 2023
Powering the future with new cathodes
Is the future of battery storage here? A new cathode, MoSe2+x-rGO, may be the key to creating batteries with enhanced energy storage and increased lon
19 December 2023
Encouraging a brighter future for OLEDs
With more and more reliance on screens comes a need to make organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) more efficient and long lasting. Yi-Zhong She et al
19 December 2023
Schoolchildren have a Corker of a time at city science quiz
More than 170 primary school children from 31 different schools competed in the annual Cork Primary Science Quiz held at University College Cork
19 December 2023