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Harnessing the possibilities of the nanoworld
Scientists have long suspected that the way materials behave on the nanoscale – that is when particles have dimensions of about 1–100 nanometers – is
28 September 2016
Celebrating the legacy of Michael Faraday
This week we celebrated the anniversary of the birth of Michael Faraday, perhaps one of the most prolific and influential scientists who ever lived, a
23 September 2016
Spectroscopy in a Suitcase expands in Wales
Support from the Welsh government has enabled our flagship education outreach initiative to flourish over the last four years
06 September 2016
Celebrating the 250th birthday of John Dalton
6 September 2016 was the 250th anniversary of the birth of John Dalton, a pioneer of modern chemistry who developed atomic theory.
06 September 2016
Are we heading for a world without chemists?
We used scenario planning to help us understand the ways chemistry might develop over the next ten to twenty years, so that we can make sure we are w
02 September 2016
LGBT+ Role Models at Warwick University
175 minutes for chemistry - Ross Jaggers, a chemistry PhD student at the University of Warwick, spent well over 175 minutes compiling Role Models, a c
31 August 2016
Volunteering at the Bluedot Festival
175 minutes for chemistry - Joshua Henshaw, sales account manager at BASF, Cheshire, spent his 175 minutes volunteering at a three-day science and mus
11 August 2016
What we didn't know
Duncan McMillan explains the results of our survey of chemistry teachers across the UK, where we asked teachers what kind of support they need the mos
09 August 2016
Captivating Chemistry: Photo competition winners announced
The Huddersfield and District Local Section have announced the winners of their photo competition entitled “Captivating Chemistry”.
05 August 2016
Volunteering with our education coordinators
175 minutes for chemistry - Our regional education coordinators oversee many activities relating to education support, networks and outreach activitie
03 August 2016