In the first of a four-part series, Matteo Tardelli suggests some things to consider when deciding whether a move into industry is for you

Artificial intelligence models that make predictions based solely on data present problems for philosophers

A collection of articles sharing tips from researchers who reduced their environmental impact with support from the RSC's Sustainable Laboratories grants

A collection of articles sharing tips from researchers who reduced their environmental impact with support from the RSC's Sustainable Laboratories grants

An abusive lab member made my dream course a nightmare. By speaking up, I'm reclaiming my joy

Why young scientists must lead a new era of global collaboration

Join us for an exclusive look at the Nobel in chemistry 2025 prize-winning science - make sure you're there on 10 October

Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar Yaghi take top prize for discovery and development of versatile materials with a huge surface area

Join us as we provide analysis and commentary in the run up to the announcement of the biggest prize in chemistry

Join us as we provide analysis and commentary in the run up to the announcement of the biggest prize in chemistry

A 'molecular double-sided tape' protects iron from rusting with 99.6% efficiency

Some regions face a future with fewer chemists

A philosophical discussion about how much we can trust our senses

Understanding why individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are underrepresented in the chemical sciences

Andrea Sella explains how inaction over Elon Musk's membership motivated him to act

Andrea Sella explains how inaction over Elon Musk's membership motivated him to act

Maintaining culture and investment is key, especially in the absence of incidents

Millions of people around the world use period products every month. Bárbara Pinho finds out what their environmental footprint is and whether they carry chemicals harmful to human health

Innovative approaches to awareness and participation

Menstrual leave can improve working conditions for all employees

Many medical conditions affect only women, or affect them disproportionately, but women's health has historically been neglected in medical research. In this collection, we look at the gender gap in h...

Looking beyond today's periodic table

Top-down support is needed to stop exploitative PhD practices

An Iupac committee wants your input to guide its recommendations for key terms in the field

Whether third-party or built in-house, thoughtful design and implementation can improve workflows and make science more inclusive

Find out more about working for us and view all vacancies including. We continue to ensure an inclusive workplace where opportunities are open to all, and where everyone can belong and bring their tru...

The chief technology officer of Oxeco on spinning out, supporting entrepreneurs and the difficulties of identifying a market

From Transylvania and Chernobyl to colourful glassware and narcotics, explore the fascinating world of the big and small screen through a chemist’s eye as cinema and television are passed under the mi...

We're offering scientists and students a chance to publish an article on Sequencer's website.

Societies should learn from this and speak up to support inclusion

Are you, or do you know, a passionate chemistry or chemical engineering undergraduate in the UK looking for a non-lab-based summer internship (aimed at 3rd…

A level grade boundaries are one source of dissatisfaction for chemistry educators

New scheme, aimed at reducing platform dashes, will see schedules deleted from boards three minutes before departure