All articles by Philip Robinson
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OpinionWe’ll always have Paris… won’t we?
A decade on from Cop21, the Paris agreement has delivered change, but keeping it on track is getting harder
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OpinionAI tools for chemistry aren’t the end, they are a means to a beginning
Is there life after death for the fields that fall to AI?
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OpinionContemporary chemistry owes a lot to benzene's beginnings
Celebrating what started when Faraday found the molecule with no end
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OpinionHow a herbicide illustrates the many ways chemicals are put to the test
The glyphosate debate highlights the complexity of chemicals regulation
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OpinionSpeaking up for science is not partisan politics
The case for supporting science is clear cut
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OpinionTrump’s second term brings back interesting times for facts
Changes in the information ecosystem are set to continue
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OpinionThis year’s chemistry Nobel proves it’s hard to make predictions
It’s been a long journey from the myoglobin model
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NewsTwelve Nobel laureates tell us about winning chemistry’s biggest prize
Winners from the last two decades look back on the day a call from Stockholm changed their lives
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OpinionAnalytical chemistry is never far from the frontiers of science
New and better tools are pushing back boundaries and changing the world
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OpinionGLP-1 drugs could be more than a win–win for weight loss
Semaglutide and tirzepatide are changing lives, and could change our attitudes
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OpinionUK science has a long list of asks for Labour, with few easy fixes
Stretched finances mean hard realities
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OpinionUnderstanding our brains is complicated, beware of simple ideas
Stepping up from chemistry to complexity
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OpinionOur hunger for data could be an unhealthy diet
Synthetic data is both an answer and a problem
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OpinionScience shouldn’t be shy about controversies
Debates and disagreements are all part of the process
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OpinionA milestone year
2024 is set to be a special year for Chemistry World because it’s 20 years since we published our first issue
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OpinionBonds are the ties that bind chemistry
Those seemingly simple sticks belie our most complex concept
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FeatureDo other chemistry prizes predict the Nobels?
We’ve looked at the numbers so you don’t have to