Join us for an exclusive look at the science behind the Nobel prize in chemistry 2026

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In keeping with Chemistry World tradition, we’re once again inviting you to join us and our expert panel just days after the announcement of the 2026 Nobel prize in chemistry to celebrate and unpack the research that lead to this year’s chemistry Nobel award.

This hour-long webinar will explore the far-reaching impact of the Nobel-winning work, featuring expert opinions from scientists closely involved in the research. Whether you’re a seasoned chemist, an aspiring researcher or simply curious about scientific advancement, this session will highlight the remarkable strides being made at the forefront of chemistry.

Don’t miss your chance to join our expert panel discussion on the ground-breaking research honoured with the 2026 Nobel prize in chemistry. Register now to hear leading scientists analyse and explain the significance of this year’s award-winning discoveries.

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Phillip Broadwith

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Business editor, Chemistry World

Phillip has a PhD in organic chemistry with 15 years’ journalistic experience in various roles at Chemistry World and has a broad interest in all aspects of the chemical sciences and their applications. As business editor of the magazine, his focus is on highlighting the science going on in commercial settings, as well as companies’ efforts to address the grand challenges facing industry, society and the planet.

Mason Wakley

Headshot of Mason Wakley, science correspondent at Chemistry World

Science correspondent, Chemistry World

Mason has a Master’s in chemistry specialising in lanthanide photochemistry and has been with Chemistry World in various roles since 2025. Day to day, he reports on the latest developments in scientific research, industry, policy and careers in science. He enjoys highlighting the scientists behind the research and how multiple fields can come together to solve some of the biggest challenges currently facing society.

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