All Culture and people articles – Page 2
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News30 US universities ordered to audit foreign research partnerships
Pentagon says review must be finished by the end of August to maintain federal funding
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OpinionChemistry contains multitudes
There’s room (and need) for all the various subspecies of chemical scientists
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WebinarBoron: in search of the real fifth element
What makes boron so extraordinary? Find out on 21 October with author Stephen Mansell
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PodcastUK science department abolished & Ireland’s crumbling concrete
What does a new prime minister mean for UK science? Plus, why are thousands of Irish buildings falling apart?
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PuzzleCryptic chemistry crossword #146
While you complete this cryptic chemistry crossword, ‘I’ll dance around Ella endlessly with this old battery (7, 4)’
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PuzzleChemistry wordoku #155
This chemistry wordoku spotlights a chemist whose contributions include ideas about teaching through discovery lab work!
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PuzzleQuick chemistry crossword #107
Understanding Einstein’s most famous equation will guide you in this quick chemistry crossword
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NewsChemistry can feel inaccessible to British Asian students, survey finds
Interviews with current students revealed recurring concerns about a lack of representation, difficulties reporting racism and challenges fitting in with peers
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CareersHow Robert Crapnell carved out a new role between technician and academic
The research technical manager at Manchester Metropolitan University was awarded this year’s RSC Technical Excellence Prize
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BusinessCombining AI with experiments to solve real-world materials problems
CuspAI’s Materials Foundry partner network includes 45 technology, data and materials chemistry companies to make and test its predictions
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BusinessPfizer’s green chemistry team turns 25
What began as a grassroots initiative has become embedded across Pfizer’s research and manufacturing operations, helping reshape processes from Viagra to Paxlovid
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OpinionMessy megamergers
Rumoured merger between AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb has collapsed, and that’s probably a good thing
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ResearchIs this painting of a Roman emperor a lost Leonardo da Vinci?
Pigment analysis sheds light on Renaissance painting mystery
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Feature150 years of Gibbs’ phase rule
In 1876, Josiah Willard Gibbs published an equation that would transform chemistry – yet barely anyone noticed at the time. The story of his phase rule is one of delayed recognition, mathematical abstraction and enduring scientific legacy
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PuzzleChemistry wordoku #154
This chemistry wordoku takes it lead from an expert in bioconjugates in human health!
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PuzzleCryptic chemistry crossword #145
‘Regular retreat taking an age? (3)’ here’s a cryptic chemistry crossword to do while you wait
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NewsThe genius narrative isn’t inspiring – science biographies for children may send a demotivating message
Analysis of over 400 children’s books finds ideas around early interest in science and innate ability could turn young readers away from science
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PuzzleCryptic chemistry crossword #144
On a ’Romantic retreat with nothing in it? (4, 4)’ then console yourself with this cryptic chemistry crossword
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PuzzleChemistry wordoku #153
This chemistry wordoku looks at how space spores brought life on Earth!