Royal Society of Chemistry

The Science Teaching Survey 2025 is open! If you work in education, you know the challenges better than anyone – so we want to hear directly from you.

Take 15 minutes to complete the survey. Your answers will tell us what to focus on, and shape our support: https://rsc.li/4bgHMDM

It’s Chartered Week!

This week, we’re celebrating our Chartered members and the excellent work they do to inspire public trust and confidence in their profession. We want to hear from you, share your Chartered journey using .

To find out more about chartership through the RSC, head to: https://rsc.li/2vSfGiZ

If your income just won’t cover your outgoings, we’re here for you. We can provide access to free tools, regulated advice, financial assistance & emotional support.

Call 0800 084 3451 (UK Freephone), +44 1223 853549 (International) or visit: https://rsc.li/3ETnAeY

FAIR Data in Chemistry

✨ Join our webinar on FAIR Data in Chemistry with Tanja Junkers, Leah McEwen, and Jeremy Frey! 🧪 4 March 2025 | 1pm UTC There is no need to register just save the link & get ready to join https://rsc.li/4hTk4jq

After the success of the QP Symposium 2024, attendees requested more Trainee QP focussed events so the Joint Professional Bodies have created the first Trainee QP Conference.

A dedicated day to assist trainee QPs with elements from their application form to the interview process, featuring talks from QP assessors and opportunities to network with peers across Pharmacy, Biology and Chemistry.

Early bird pricing ends on February 28th, head to the link below to purchase tickets and see the full conference agenda: https://rsc.li/4hV8uUO

Are you a researcher working in organic synthesis?

The 28th International symposium: synthesis in organic chemistry is open for poster abstract submission – this is your chance to show us what you’re working on.

Submit now: https://rsc.li/OS28

Want to boost your professional development?

Join our Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/roysocchem/) 👉 today at 12.30pm to learn about our new mentoring platform, Mentorloop, with RSC Career & Professional Development Advisor, Laura Woodward.

Be inspired by the first issue of EES Solar, including top research from Michael Saliba, Samuel Stranks, Udo Bach and many more.

This is your newest journal in the EES Family and a companion to Energy & Environmental Science.

and start reading now: https://rsc.li/3CVIqdb

The poster deadline for our Faraday Discussion on Advances in supramolecular gels is extended to 3 March 2025.

Are you looking for the opportunity to share your supramolecular gels research? You now have one week to send us your abstract. Reach your community and contribute to our understanding of this exciting field.

See discussion themes and submit your abstract: http://rsc.li/gels-fd2025

Discover the groundbreaking science behind the GLP-1 revolution – join guest speakers Svetlana Mojsov, Richard DiMarchi and Stefan Trapp for a special webinar on GLP-1’s weight-loss success and the plans for its future applications.

Register now: https://rsc.li/4i8rfDR

Looking for mentorship opportunities? Join us tomorrow at 12.30pm for our Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/roysocchem/) to discover Mentorloop, our new platform connecting you with mentors to support your career growth.

RSC Career & Professional Development Advisor, Laura Woodward will be on hand to explain how it works.

Early bird registration for our Faraday Discussion on Structural and functional asymmetry of plasma membranes is 12 March.

Join us for a unique discussion to explore new advances in the understanding of lipid asymmetry and its coupling to protein function.

Register now to save £50 (and benefit from free Affiliate membership of the Royal Society of Chemistry): https://rsc.li/41obRxJ

UK public wants action on PFAS but has little faith government will act Royal Society of Chemistry survey reveals 90% want action on PFAS in food and drinking water

A successful workshop marks the start of the Nyholm Prize Winner Tour in India!

Professor Savita Ladage from the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE-TIFR) led the first workshop, engaging over 30 faculty members from across the Jalgaon region. These educators, teaching graduate and post-graduate students, were excited by the opportunity to explore innovative teaching methods and expand their knowledge.

The workshop was hosted and supported by Professor Dipak S. Dalal, Director of the School of Chemical Sciences, Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon.

The next workshop is on March 1st at YC Institute of Science, Constituent College, KBP University, Satara, Maharashtra! Learn more: https://rsc.li/3F1pEBu

To apply for a place on our deeptech chemistry support programme, your venture must be:

• A UK registered company (not a subsidiary or spin-off of an existing company).
• Focused in an area of deep tech chemistry with an active R&D programme.
• In the early stages of development or the beginning of a commercialisation phase.
• Addressing an industrial, societal or environmental unmet need or creating a new market.
• Aligned with one of more of the UN’s sustainable development goals.

For more details, application form and contact information, follow the link: https://rsc.li/3CXIIA4