Matt Lightfoot on navigating a career around the Cambridge Structural Database
How excluding people can be a mark of inclusion
Weathering an extreme storm involves extensive preparation
Ruth Morgan is on the case of incorrect court rulings
It’s good that it’s not easy to summarise a person
Five tips to boost your mental resilience
Five tips to boost your blue-sky thinking
How to find your financial feet as an independent researcher
Five tips to a less painful thesis defence
Five essential tips to get the most out of hitting the books
Five tips for success when partnering up in the name of science
Matt Lightfoot on navigating a career around the Cambridge Structural Database
Ruth Morgan is on the case of incorrect court rulings
How chemists’ pay has changed over the past 100 years
Exam results in the UK show more young people, particularly young women, are studying chemistry
Stefanie Dehnen discusses the exotic structures of inorganic chemistry’s middle ground
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Conferences and caring responsibilities need not be incompatible
Even when women make up 70% of the audience, they still only ask about 40% of the questions, analysis reveals
Study finds little evidence that getting ahead in research rests on jetting around the world
Why chemists want to work with everything on the periodic table
Researchers suggest arts and crafts should be integrated into learning science
James Watson’s lab mates should not be blamed for his offensive views
The chemical capital of the US is more than just mobsters and The Boss
In his final column, Mark Peplow gives his verdict on careers, collaboration and public engagement
Scientists could make ideal politicians
