Voices in chemistry

Chemistry World and Notch Communications welcome you to our fifth special collection of content showcasing voices in chemistry. We bring together people from a variety of backgrounds that are driving innovation, challenging cultures, disrupting stereotypes and communicating science to inspire current and future generations.

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Molecule to market

Chemistry World and RSSL welcome you to a special collection tracking molecules to markets – discover what biological drugs are doing to change the pharma industry, how to investigate and mitigate contamination and why Qualified Person status helps you to stand out from the crowd.

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Chemistry Detectives

Chemistry World and Notch Communications welcome you to our fourth special collection of content focusing on chemistry detectives - inspirational people and talented teams tackling challenges through chemical and analytical techniques.

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Innovators

Chemistry World and Notch Communications welcome you to our third special collection of content focusing on innovators - inspirational people and talented teams sharing stories of innovations.

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Sustainability

Chemistry World and Notch Communications welcome you to our second special collection of content focusing on green chemistry, sustainability and how chemistry is helping address global environmental challenges.

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Health technology

Chemistry World and Notch Communications welcome you to this special collection of content focusing on innovations in health, driven by novel chemistry, technology and techniques.

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Nobel prize

An image showing Kary Mullis

PCR inventor Kary Mullis dies aged 74

Mullis shared the 1993 chemistry Nobel prize with Michael Smith

An illustrated portrait showing Fraser Scott; the background is an Edinburgh Landscape drawn in Paul Kenton's style

Fraser Stoddart: 'Even when I'm sleeping, I average 40mph'

On rotaxanes, travel and his love of Edinburgh

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Long reads

An illustrated portrait of June Sutor

The forgotten female crystallographer who discovered C–H⋯O bonds

A photograph of Primo Levi; the tile of the chapters in his book, The Periodic Table, are written around him

Primo Levi and the other periodic table

An image showing a scrunched up piece of paper with the details of element 118 - Ninovium - Written down

Victor Ninov and the element that never was

A conceptual image showing the disability icon ascending on a slope formed by a graduation hat; the Braille alphabet and the alphabet in sign language can be seen on the background

Accessible science education

An image showing droplets on a rose petal; the fine surface structure of one of the droplets can be seen

Superhydrophobic materials from nature

An artistic representation of the periodic table based on the shape of a shell

The art of the periodic table

  • The forgotten female crystallographer who discovered C–H⋯O bonds

  • Primo Levi and the other periodic table

  • Victor Ninov and the element that never was

  • Accessible science education

  • Superhydrophobic materials from nature

  • The art of the periodic table

Periodic table

An image showing images from the Periodic Table of Sustainability

Elements of green chemistry

Society needs sustainable science

Still image of 3D periodic table

Machine-learning Mendeleevs have rediscovered the periodic table

Exposing new dimensions in the relationships between elements

An image showing the new candidate for oldest classroom periodic table

New candidate for oldest classroom periodic table emerges in Russia

Hand painted table commissioned by Mendeleev dates back to 1876

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New elements

An image showing oganesson as a semiconductor

Superheavy oganesson is a semiconductor

The heaviest element known continues to defy the rules of the periodic table

An image showing the Superheavy book cover

Book Club – Superheavy: Making and Breaking the Periodic Table

Kit Chapman explores the strange, complex and downright confusing world of superheavy elements

An image showing the Superheavy book cover

Superheavy: Making and Breaking the Periodic Table

Kit Chapman has been on a journey around the world to discover how new elements are made

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Psychoactives and legal highs

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