From the editors – Page 5
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OpinionRights and wrongs
Universities need to consider exactly what postgraduates’ employment status is
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OpinionAppreciating sterics
How can chemists quantify steric effects when they struggle to define them?
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OpinionInspiring partnerships
Our future global prosperity depends on innovation, partnerships and teamwork, across nations and between disciplines
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OpinionChemical upcycling
Economics is central to invigorating the transition to a circular economy for plastic
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OpinionA sustainable legacy
President of the RSC, Tom Welton, asks what kind of chemical legacy we are leaving for the future
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OpinionEmbracing the exposome
Analytical research strategies are evolving to keep up with the chemical complexities of our world
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OpinionCommuting polluting
Rethinking the way we work can benefit individuals, communities and societies
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OpinionWhat’s the secret science of conspiracy theories?
Conspiracies can tell us a lot about science and society
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CareersOpen research needs methodical detail
If another researcher can’t reproduce your work from what you’ve written, are you really being open?
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OpinionSpringing up from the soil
Can we fix nitrogen for plants – and the problem of nitrogen pollution?
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OpinionSimulate and collaborate to address water pollution
Few problems get solved by a single discipline
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OpinionDefence of the realm
The world’s critical infrastructure is under attack and it’s going to take a joint effort to protect it
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OpinionObserving the state’s transition
Sweeping changes on both sides of the Atlantic have yet to deliver on their promises
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OpinionBusiness as usual?
The pandemic has shown that we can react quickly to complex problems – can we do it to avert a climate crisis?
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OpinionA Brexit deal has been reached – will it work for UK science?
Researchers must now make the best of the Brexit agreement
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CareersQuit while you’re ahead
Leaving a job can be the smart choice – whether you’re unhappy or not