All RSC Education articles in January 2010
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NewsA flavour of Chemistry Week '09
In November the general public was treated to the wonders of chemistry in a series of events with a food theme for the Royal Society of Chemistry's (RSC) Chemistry Week
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NewsBangor celebrates 125 years
The school of chemistry at Bangor University has been awarded a Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) National Chemical Landmark
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ReviewChemistry3: introducing inorganic and physical chemistry
Andrew Burrows, John Holman, Andrew Parsons, Gwen Pilling and Gareth Price
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NewsViews about science
Judith Bennett and Sylvia Hogarth of York University have developed a new research technique to gain greater insight into students' attitudes towards science
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NewsScience Diploma Advances
Ken Gadd, science adviser on the Science Diploma Development Partnership (SDDP), gives us an insight into how the advanced Science Diploma is shaping up
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NewsGCSE sciences, criteria agreed
Criteria for GCSE science 2011 specifications put more emphasis on assessment of practical work and mathematics
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FeatureAromatase: a target for cancer treatment
The enzyme aromatase plays an important role in the growth of human tumours. Its recently solved structure should lead to new anticancer drugs.
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FeatureThe battle for magenta
Three years after the discovery of mauveine in 1856 by William Henry Perkin, the second commercially synthetic dye, magenta, was in production
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ReviewNuts and bolts of chemical education research
Colin Osborn reviews this text on publishing symposia quickly
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NewsScience teacher cpd day at Bristol ChemLabS
Bristol ChemLabS at the University of Bristol invites science teachers to attend its first Festival of Contemporary Science in January
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FeatureNew challenges for photocatalysts
Titania catalysts are being used to keep hospital surfaces clean and to produce hydrogen in solar cells
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NewsNobel chemistry completes trilogy
Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, Thomas Steitz, and Ada Yonath have won the 2009 Nobel Prize for chemistry for mapping the ribosome at the atomic level
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NewsSalters' festivals of chemistry
The Salters' Institute, in partnership with the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), will be holding 51 Salters' Festivals of Chemistry between March and June 2010
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FeatureUndergraduate chemistry - points of view
What do chemistry undergraduates and their lecturers think about the teaching and learning experience in higher education?
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ReviewOrigin of chirality in the molecules of life
Simon Cotton reviews this powerful and comprehensive text
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The MoleA day in the life of a research scientist: Tom Salter
Tom Salter has spent the past two and a half years working for Dstl as a research scientist. He talks to James Berressem about his typical day
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NewsNew faces in RSC education
Following recent restructuring at the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) several new staff have taken up roles related to the RSC's education activities
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NewsUnderstanding word equations
Cambridge chemists find out how secondary school chemistry students compile word equations.