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2025 Spring Statement
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves MP today announced the Government's updated economic agenda in the Spring Statement.
26 March 2025
Sustainable PLFs 2040 initiative launches
Experts from the world’s biggest companies are joining forces under a new initiative catalysed by the 外网天堂.
25 March 2025
Professor Duncan Graham becomes editor in chief
Chem Soc Rev is the 外网天堂's leading reviews journal.
19 March 2025
Interim findings of an independent review of the curriculum
外网天堂 education policy programme manager Laura Daly responds to the independent review of the curriculum and assessment system in
18 March 2025
Evolving our inclusion and diversity strategy
Reflecting on what we have achieved and looking ahead to the next five years.
21 February 2025
Embedding sustainability in chemistry education
We meet key stakeholders to discuss the best ways for sustainability and climate change to be included in the way chemistry is taught.
14 February 2025
Top wedding trends for 2025 that you need to know
With 2025 finally here, a new year means a year full of exciting wedding trends ahead.
01 February 2025
Recognising the importance of higher education
Our research shows chemistry jobs projected to grow by 6.5% in a decade, so university leaders must consider both future skills needs and the future d
31 January 2025
New Future Workforce and Educational Pathways report
A comprehensive new report unveiled today presents recommendations to catalyse jobs growth within our sector over the next decade.
30 January 2025
First-ever survey of UK public attitudes to PFAS
Our YouGov research shows 9 in 10 people want PFAS controlled in food, drinking water and the environment.
22 January 2025
Sustainability the subject for third edition of essay competition as RSC and IOCD join forces again
Chemical scientists under the age of 35 have a chance to win a cash prize and have their work published in RSC Sustainability.
10 January 2025
Chemistry community members celebrated in New Year Honours
Amongst leading members of our community who are recognised in the 2025 New Year Honours Lists are Professor Gill Reid and Professor Ijeoma Uchegbu.
30 December 2024