All Universities articles
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NewsSerbia’s academics hope for better future after student-led movement wins election
Hopes that Student List success will restore academic freedom and funding and lead to reinstatement of researchers fired for criticising previous government
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ArticleBudget offers little relief for research facilities or universities facing tighter spending
Chancellor John Healey announces no new support for higher education or the Science and Technologies Facilities Council
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NewsResearchers in Brazil welcome da Silva’s re-election
Scientists celebrate defeat of Jair Bolsonaro’s son in close-run election
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NewsPunitive student loans threaten the future of UK science
Science graduates face choice of leaving science sector for higher paid careers or becoming stuck in debt trap
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News‘They don’t see a sustainable future for research’: US science coming under increasing pressure
Chemistry World spoke to Wayne Jones, director-at-large of the American Chemical Society, about falling funding, graduates’ employment prospects and a need to rethink how chemistry is funded
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NewsDoctoral student who fatally shot his UNC Chapel Hill adviser found not guilty due to insanity
Three years after materials scientist’s killing, the culprit has been committed to a psychiatric hospital indefinitely
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NewsChina’s scientific rise is being driven by returning expertise – especially chemists
Top performing chemists are increasingly likely to go back to China, analysis find
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NewsHokkaido University graduate student dies after exposure to hydrofluoric acid
Two other students stable after receiving minor injuries during fatal accident
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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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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 to translate your research into a commercial idea
University spin-outs, technology licensing and venture creation are opening up a new generation of career paths for researchers. Here is how to find your route into the commercial world.
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News61% of Germany’s chemistry PhD students consider quitting their degrees
Unhealthy supervisor–student relationships driving poor mental health outcomes among chemistry researchers
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NewsIs the US witnessing the start of a brain drain of chemists to China?
Nobel laureate Omar Yaghi is the latest prominent chemist to leave for China and his high-profile departure may signal growing unease
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NewsPoland’s £62 million chemistry centre sparks debate over university finances
Construction started on the facility last year but some university staff are worried by falling chemistry student numbers and budget shortfalls
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CareersHow a university opened its doors to neurodivergent employees
From all-around support to tailored recruitment, a University of Nottingham initiative offers a blueprint for improving neuro-inclusion in the technical workforce
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NewsChemistry delivers £60.5 billion to the UK economy and makes local economies more resilient, says RSC report
Report reveals how chemical sciences contribute to key sectors and industries, and warns that university closures, rising energy costs and geopolitical instability threaten future growth
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CareersMeet the researchers finding fulfilment in leadership and administration
When a research responsibilities expand into something with a wider impact
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PodcastA warning for US science & wool’s chemical versatility
We discuss highlights from Marcia McNutt’s final address. Plus, what’s the chemistry behind the woolly sweaters keeping you warm?
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NewsHelium shortages caused by the US–Iran war haven’t got UK chemistry departments worried yet
Helium recovery systems have helped universities avoid impacts from supply issues
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NewsSocioeconomic background still holding back students in chemistry, RSC report finds
Access is only the first step to making the chemical sciences inclusive