Working with the Institution of Chemical Engineers and the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining to expose critical skills gaps ...

Our new Reshaping Recognition report charts a five-year journey transforming how achievement and excellence are recognised by its prizes portfolio.

Learn more about our publishing process such as our initial assessment of submissions, our journal transfer service and the publication of accepted manuscripts. This page also outlines our editorial ...

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Discoveries couldn’t happen without the integral work of peer reviewers. The assessment process makes sure that every article we publish adds something worthwhile to the scientific record. It promotes ...

This webinar provides a clear and practical overview of when and how to work with recruitment agencies to support your hiring needs. We'll explore what to expect from a specialist recruitment agency ...

From finding the right journal to maximising the impact of your work, we're with you every step of the way. No matter how many times you have done it, it’s an incredible feeling to publish an article.

You are warmly invited to join us in Newcastle, UK, in September 2025 for the 5th International solar fuels (ISF) conference. The first meeting of this internationally renowned conference was held in ...

The worst environmental impacts of plastics are a common sight in the news or on social media – but they also fulfil vital roles in society, and in some cases can even be a more sustainable option ...

You are warmly invited to join us in July 2025. The international conference on materials chemistry has been a key meeting in the materials calendar for three decades. Organised by the Royal Society ...

Read research that challenges perceptions. Publish with us to share the impact of your discoveries with the world. We’re campaigning for a more sustainable future because time is running out: the ...

We are recognising individuals, collaborations and teams for their exceptional achievements in advancing the chemical sciences.