More students in the UK are studying chemistry at A-level than 20 years ago, but how does that translate to universities?
To some extent, the fate of university chemistry is tied to wider issues around higher education funding. The Office for ...
Chemistry Nobel laureate John Jumper says latest version of AlphaFold is making good progress on interactions between ...
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is to replace nine doctoral training schemes with two new programmes across the biological ...
The university joins several others that are considering the future of their departments and undergraduate programmes ...
First detected 40 years ago, a byproduct in chloraminated drinking water has finally been identified
Chlorine, a low-cost and highly effective disinfectant, is the most widely used chemical for steralising drinking water ...
In May, the OPCW concluded that allegations of Russian forces using tear gas and riot control agents in its war with Ukraine ...
Rather than a potential triumph, the compostable plastics we use look increasingly like a tragedy. Andy Extance looks at the ...
A new colour-changing cloth combines cooling and heating without the need for an external energy supply. This adaptive ...
After thousands of mysterious dark, sticky balls washed up on shorelines in Sydney, Australia in October – leading to beach ...
A proposed amendment to adapt the CLP regulation (EU Parliament document P9_TA (2024)0296) confirms that where data is available on constituents, the substance should be evaluated and classified as ...
Due to the fact that the radioisotopes used to power nuclear batteries are generally produced in nuclear reactors, ...
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