Royal Society of Chemistry

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With the future of the world in the balance, everyone has a role to play in making it better. We promote, support and celebrate chemistry.

The Royal Society of Chemistry is the world's leading chemistry community, advancing excellence in the chemical sciences. With 49,000 members and a knowledge business that spans the globe, we are the UK's professional body for chemical scientists; a not-for-profit organisation with 170 years of history and an international vision for the future. We work to shape the future of the chemical sciences

19/06/2026

Dr Suman Majumder, our Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, finds membership to be a gateway to interdisciplinary collaborations, new opportunities, and meaningful connections across the scientific community.

It has also provided him with a platform to mentor aspiring scientists, share his expertise, and contribute to the wider chemistry ecosystem.

Wherever you are in your scientific career, RSC membership can help you expand your network, grow professionally, and make a lasting contribution to the future of science and research.

Join us: https://rsc.li/4uNcrke

18/06/2026

Share your research on corrosion!

Our Faraday Discussion is the perfect place for you to network with peers and leading researchers while addressing the challenges that remain in the field.

Submit an oral abstract: rsc.li/corrosion-fd2027

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The 6 shortlisted technologies in the Health category are from AlphaVectors Biotech, ConsoneAI Ltd, Microsol Ltd, Molecular Titans Ltd, and University of Bath. https://rsc.li/49OtMSf

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The 6 shortlisted technologies in the Environment category are Brilliant Dyes, Demeter Bio Limited
Imperial College (FluoroCycle), Metal Morph, R3V Tech, and University of Birmingham. https://rsc.li/49S2slX

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The 6 shortlisted technologies in the Energy category are BerryCells Ltd, Imperial College London, Lancaster University, Remedium Energy Ltd, University of Liverpool, and University of Manchester. https://rsc.li/4xdWAO9

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The 6 shortlisted technologies in the Enabling Technologies category are CdotBio, DeltaQ
PlanetFix, Terrella Innovations Ltd, University of Glasgow, and University of Manchester. https://rsc.li/4ea9Fz8

18/06/2026

We are delighted to announce our 24 finalists for the 2026 Emerging Technologies Competition. From over 80 applications our finalists have been selected by our esteemed panel of judges who have experience in launching chemistry ideas to market, building businesses, and innovating technologies.

Take a look at this year's leading chemistry innovations, which will be vying for a share of the ยฃ50,000 cash prize. https://rsc.li/4vhxHzF

18/06/2026

๐Ÿ“ฃ In case you missed it!

Our new report, Beyond Access, explores how socioeconomic background continues to shape progression, participation and belonging for UK undergraduate chemistry students.

It sets out why access alone is not enough and what needs to change to address persistent inequalities across education and into careers.

If we want a truly inclusive and innovative chemical sciences sector, we must go beyond who gets in, to who gets on.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Read the report: https://rsc.li/4v5EE6Q

17/06/2026

๐Ÿ“ข Reminder: 2026 EES Lectureship nominations are open!

Donโ€™t forget to nominate an exceptional early-career researcher for this yearโ€™s EES Lectureship. This prestigious award celebrates those making impactful contributions to energy science.

The deadline to nominate is approaching, so help us shine a spotlight on emerging leaders and help drive forward innovation in energy research.

๐Ÿ—“๏ธ Nomination Deadline: 01 July 2026

๐Ÿ”— https://rsc.li/ees-lectureship

17/06/2026

For Dr Jegadeesh Thampi, being a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry is about much more than professional recognition. It has helped him stay connected to the latest developments in science, build valuable collaborations, and give back to the scientific community.

Through the RSC members network, he has connected with researchers and professionals from around the world, creating opportunities to learn, share ideas, and work together.

Wherever you are in your scientific journey, RSC membership can help you grow your network, stay informed, and make a meaningful impact in science and research.

Join us: https://rsc.li/43DvgLE

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