You might have noticed the AI & Automation special we published this week, with lots of great articles - from @philipcball and ⌬Nessa Carson et al - but have you noticed the artwork? chemistryworld.com/collections/ai…

Nice Chemistry World article by Jamie D about a recent paper on location bias by IPN researchers in the Olson Lab, Lin Tian, PhD, and John Gray labs chemistryworld.com/news/lipophili…

Come spend 8 weeks working with the Chemistry World team as a science writer. Job advert 👇 careers-rsc.icims.com/jobs/3221/scie…

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Vicki Gardiner, president of Commonwealth Chemistry highlights the importance using of social media during #CCCongress2023. I’m here representing Chemistry World and keen to hear about all of your work - come and say Hi!

More evidence of the huge gaps in global methane regulations. Only 13% of emissions are currently covered by agreements to reduce them! chemistryworld.com/news/efforts-t…

Seems like a veeeery generous use of the phrase ‘climate-friendly’ 🤯

Congratulations to ABSW Awards 2023 finalists Feature of the Year - Specialist Audience Shaoni Bhattacharya The Psychologist Ewen Callaway nature Dawn Connelly The Pharmaceutical Journal Jamie D Chemistry World Diana Kwon nature absw.org.uk/pages/absw-awa…

Congrats to Andy Extance for this gripping story in C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News) cen.acs.org/safety/lab-saf… h/t everyone tweeting about it

Yesterday we published a collection of articles on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) – bacteria that have evolved defences against the antibiotics we use to kill them when we're infected. This is already a big problem and will only get worse if we don't do anything about it. THREAD!

Following an almost three-year hiatus, during which UK-based scientists were unable to lead major research collaborations or receive certain prestigious grants, the UK is set to rejoin Horizon Europe and Copernicus. chemistryworld.com/news/uk-rejoin…

Almost a week to go until the Chemistry #NobelPrize is announced! 🏆 Here we give the rundown of the current predictions for who could be the 2023 winner: chemistryworld.com/news/pioneers-… Chemistry World

All day today Patrick Walter will be covering the #NobelPrize in chemistry beat on our live blog! You can follow live yourself here: chemistryworld.com/news/the-2023-… or by following this thread, which will be updated with excerpts every time a new post is added!

Cats have attained evolutionary perfection. I had so much fun chatting with Prof. Anjali Goswami about how weird and awesome cats are from an evolutionary standpoint--and the meaning of evolutionary success--in this Scientific American interview. (Ft my perfect cat, Kyle.) scientificamerican.com/article/cats-a…

What are quantum dots? Why did they win a #NobelPrize? What did each of the laureates contribute? How do they relate to nanoparticles? And what about the leak? Our new explainer by Jamie D has all these answers and more! chemistryworld.com/explainer-why-… #ChemNobel #NobelPrize2023

The UK’s main political parties have started laying out their stalls on the issues the next election will likely be fought on. Jamie D takes a look at what might be at stake for the UK’s research sector. chemistryworld.com/news/what-will…

How has chemistry changed in the past two decades? To celebrate our 20th anniversary, we're taking a trip through the archives. This month we have our Editor, Philip Robinson, highlighting some of his favourite January issues from years past – including our first-ever edition!

Really nice piece from Jamie D highlighting work from Eric J. Nestler, MD, PhD, @EAHellerPhD, Dr.ErinCalipari, and our group identifying molecular factors in substance use and addiction. chemistryworld.com/features/the-p…

As part of our Chemistry of the brain collection, Jamie D looks at how our knowledge of the brain’s reward pathways is leading to potential new treatments for the debilitating effects of substance abuse and addiction. chemistryworld.com/features/the-p…

Really pleased to have been able to speak with two of last week's Nobel prize-winners - Google DeepMind's John Jumper and Institute for Protein Design's David Baker - for this story: chemistryworld.com/features/how-a…