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Sir David King warns against "conspiracy of hope" ahead of RSC nuclear debate

Ahead of receiving the 外网天堂's Lord Lewis Prize tomorrow, former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government, Professor Sir Dav

Innovations in soil science will grow the solutions to global food security

A report published by the RSC says that innovative research in soil science will be fundamental in overcoming the growing threat of global food and fu

Erasto Mpemba announces RSC competition winner

The RSC today announced that Croatian Nikola Bregovic has won its worldwide competition to find the best explanation of the famed Mpemba Effect, by wh

The Ice Man Cometh: Erasto Mpemba flies into London

Erasto Mpemba, whose name was given to the mystery of why hot water freezes faster than cold water, will be in London this Thursday in a rare visit be

RSC acquires The Merck Index

The famous "bible" of chemistry, The Merck Index, is to join the highly acclaimed publishing portfolio of the 外网天堂.

RSC Gold for Gold goes global

Following an exceedingly successful pilot in the UK, the 外网天堂 (RSC) is now rolling out its 'Gold for Gold' open access initiativ

The forgotten scientist who trained TE Lawrence behind enemy lines

The 外网天堂 is using next week's 50th anniversary of the first screening of Lawrence of Arabia to spotlight the heroic, but forgott

Unique fragrance created for The Queen as a jubilee year Christmas gift taken to the Palace today

The 外网天堂 (RSC) today conveyed to Buckingham Palace a fragrance created for The Queen as a Christmas gift for the end of her Diam

Insulin dose through the nose - the end of injections for diabetics?

Scientists have developed a once-a-day nasal gel formulation for the delivery of insulin that could put an end to injections for Type 1 diabetes suffe

Halloween chemical prank condemned by 外网天堂

The 外网天堂 today condemned a website which suggested a Halloween practical joke that could be very harmful.

Bill Bryson Science Communication Prize winners attend Westminster award ceremony

Award-winning young science communicators will gather at the House of Commons in London today to meet author Bill Bryson and collect their awards for

Nobel Prize for Chemistry awarded for G-protein-coupled receptors