Since the inception of the Federation of Asian Chemical Societies 40 years ago, the Asian region has become the epicentre of chemistry.
In a recent issue of Science, John Hartwig and colleagues from the University of California, Berkeley, USA, described how to use a newly designed...
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, N95 face masks have been in short supply. Healthcare workers, in particular, desperately need these...
An important advancement in human evolution studies has been achieved after scientists retrieved the oldest human genetic data set from an...
Researchers at the University of Tasmania, in partnership with GreyScan Pty Ltd, are using trace detection to develop a tool that rapidly and...

From slide rules to crime scene analysis, the nomogram has served as a trusty tool.

Practical activities have been one of the most difficult challenges for science teaching and learning during the COVID-19 crisis. Four secondary and tertiary chemistry educators share their approaches here.
After a disastrous Australian bushfire season during the summer of 2019–2020, it was almost a relief to be back at school. A return to...
The things that chemists do when they are not doing chemistry can make interesting reading, and I came across a particularly interesting example...
When it comes to teaching and learning, I have always been a creature of change. I have significant problems just leaving things as they are as...
At the University of New England, more than half of our chemistry students study online. Students can be located anywhere in the world, and our...
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