chemistry: Research Guide

IChemE is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of three of its Fellows, recognised in the New Year Honours List.

IChemE immediate past president Mark Apsey has been awarded the “real privilege” of an honorary professorship at his alma mater, the University of Exeter.

Rachel Bibby, IChemE’s Director of Member Experience and Knowledge, explains how her directorate is shaping the future of member engagement, professional development and knowledge sharing across th...

IChemE brought industry experts and policymakers together in London for its second energy transition debate.

We have published our first sustainability strategy, setting out our vision of a sustainable future and roles in driving impact towards the UN SDGs.

Award-winning associate professor Emily Pentzer, Editor-in-Chief of RSC Applied Polymers, shares advice for authors.

Electrochemically grown metal networks inside gels overcome the long-standing trade-off between strength and conductivity.

The CIA, IChemE, RSC and SCI commit to working with the government and each other to help implement key recommendations.

Artificial intelligence, process automation and digital twins top the agenda at IChemE’s Digitalisation Conference in Manchester this October.

IChemE is proud to announce a new strategic partnership with CATCH, the Humber-based training and development organisation supporting the process, energy, engineering and renewable industries.

IChemE is pleased to announce a new partnership with Astutis, a leading provider of health, safety, and environmental training.

IChemE is delighted to announce the launch of two brand-new National Early Careers Groups, designed to support and connect members in the early stages of their professional journey.

IChemE is delighted to announce a new strategic partnership with Adepto Technical Recruitment, a specialist technical recruitment consultancy serving global chemicals, life sciences, and highly reg...

IChemE in Australia hosted their second round table to discuss how to grow the capability to decarbonise heavy industry.

A new report by IChemE, IOM3 and the RSC warns that skills shortages threaten to hold back the transition to a circular economy.

The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) and All About Futures are excited to announce a brand-new partnership to deliver DiscoverChemEngLIVE Challenge Days in schools during this academic ye...

Three researchers, Alexander O’Malley, Jack Williams and Simon Freakley, have completed their Andrew Fellowships, funded by IChemE.

IChemE is delighted to congratulate Professor Panagiota Angeli, Lydia Balogun-Wilson, Dr Rachel Cooke, Dr Ollie Folayan, Professor Haroun Mahgerefteh and Mark Sutton who have been elected as Fellows.

IChemE welcomes the publication of the UK government's long-awaited industrial strategy.

IChemE in Australia hosted their inaugural roundtable to discuss the engineering circular economy outcomes in the clean energy transition.

INEOS Electrochemical Solutions won the top honour at the 2025 IChemE Global Awards for pioneering scalable alkaline electrolyser technology, driving industrial decarbonisation forward.

Our outgoing Honorary Treasurer, Claire Gallery-Strong is among the chemical scientists recognised in the 2026 New Year Honours.

Winners of The Chemical Society of Japan Award for 2025 Hiroshi Kitagawa (Kyoto University)Materials Development Based on Inter-Element Fus...

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Our associate editor for RSC Applied Interfaces offers his advice to authors looking to grab the attention of his editorial team.

Head of Global Inclusion Dr Ale Palermo explains the barriers facing disabled scientists, what we risk losing without action and what can be done

Our editorial board member for Materials Horizons discusses cutting-edge science and the passion and curiosity that fuels groundbreaking research.

Politicians, scientists and delegates discussed environmental, climate change and human health issues at the 25th Science and the Parliament event.

While there was little about science in the Chancellor's speech, chemistry skills and knowledge will be critical to make Government plans a reality.

Inaccessible labs could be preventing brilliant chemical scientists with disabilities from making world-changing discoveries, says our new report.