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Scepticism over UK Government鈥檚 ability to create EV infrastructure fuels consumer plans to stick with petrol and diesel

UK drivers are being deterred from making a complete switch to fully electric vehicles (EVs) by a lack of faith in the Government’s ability to deliver

10 November 2021

Illustration featuring young people being activists, picking up litter, doing recycling, and teaching. Text reads: A sustainable chemistry curriculum for a sustainable planet.

Empowering young people to tackle climate change: our curriculum recommendations

The results of an extensive survey of educators and pupils across the UK show that current provision is falling short. Read our new report.

05 November 2021

2022 prizes open for nominations

You can now nominate for our Horizon Prizes, Research & Innovation Prizes, Volunteer Recognition Prizes, and our Inclusion & Diversity Prize.

03 November 2021

The House of Parliament stand behind the Westminster Bridge on a sunny day with a few clouds in the sky and light reflecting off the Thames.

Comprehensive Spending Review: our response

We respond to the UK Government's spending plans, as set out by the Chancellor in today's Comprehensive Spending Review.

27 October 2021

Student doing practical work in a teaching lab

Now accepting applications for grants to support development of practical skills

We have grants available to help chemistry departments to enable students to catch up on practical skills that they may have missed out on during the

18 October 2021

Teenage students doing simple chemistry experiments in a teaching lab.

Welsh qualification reforms

Wales are in the middle of major curriculum reforms for ages 5–16, which we have been engaging with for over three years. Izzi Monk, Education Policy

15 October 2021

Alex Sterling: Making a contribution to the conversation

Alex Sterling, currently working towards her PhD at UCL, talks about being a younger voice on 蜜桃社区 committees and the experience of supporting our Boar

14 October 2021

The House of Parliament stand behind the Westminster Bridge on a sunny day with a few clouds in the sky and light reflecting off the Thames.

Comprehensive Spending Review: our response, built on your input

Invest in UK research and innovation, support a brilliant science education and protect our environment. That’s the message from the Royal Society to

13 October 2021

Primary school children in uniform standing outdoors and holding up a device to test the air.

Does my journey to school affect the air I breathe?

During the academic year 2020/21 pupils at thirteen primary and secondary schools around Abingdon, Oxfordshire monitored air quality and made weather

08 October 2021

Report launch: A sense of belonging in the chemical sciences

Unless people feel they belong, they are unlikely to thrive in our profession. That’s why we commissioned the first ever study of chemical scientists’

30 September 2021

Inclusion and Diversity Prize logo

Inclusion & Diversity Prize now open annually

Efforts to make science a more inclusive place to learn and work are to be given annual recognition by the 蜜桃社区.

24 September 2021

Chief Scientific Adviser receives our Malcolm Campbell Memorial Prize 2021

Sir Patrick Vallance, UK Government Chief Scientific Adviser, today received the Malcolm Campbell Memorial Prize for 2021, on behalf of British scient

14 September 2021