All RSC Education articles in March 2008
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NewsRSC Bill Bryson prize 2007
The theme for this year's Royal Society of Chemistry's Bill Bryson prize for science communication is the science of travel.
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NewsA science Diploma for 2011
Mike Tomlinson explains why he thinks the UK needs a science Diploma
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The MoleA day in the life of an account executive: Claire Long
Claire Long has spent the past 18 months working for Santé Communications as an account executive. She talks to Jonathan Edwards about her typical day
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ReviewFrom Alchemy To Chemistry In Picture and Story
John Hudson reviews this book dealing with the history of chemistry
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The MoleAnti-wrinkle potions
The market for skin care products to help combat the signs of ageing is massive, with global sales projected to reach US $69.6 billion in 2010
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ReviewLongman Science For AQA: GCSE Extension Science
Peter Hughes reviews this GCSE companion text
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NewsQCA to lose regulatory arm
Government proposes new independent regulator of qualifications and tests in England to take over the regulatory role of the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA)
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The MoleOnion batteries: do they really work or simply end in tears?
On screen chemistry with Jonathan Hare
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FeatureGeorge III, indigo and the blue ring test
Can a urine test offer insight into George III's insanity?
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NewsBuckyball necklace
Chemists in Spain synthesise a new type of polymer material by stringing together fullerene molecules
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NewsCases packed with chemistry
In January science teachers and students at Parkview Community School, Chester-le-Street were the first to unpack Spectroscopy in a Suitcase. What did they find?
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NewsHEFCE pulls cash for returning students
Higher Education Funding Council for England confirms that from this year it will reduce the funding institutions receive for graduates returning to study in HE by £100 million by 2010-11
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NewsReview of HE chemistry experience
Higher Education Academy Physical Sciences Centre invites chemistry lecturers and their undergraduates to contribute to its review of the student learning experience in chemistry
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NewsConverting sunshine into petrol
Research done at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, US, hints at a new way to make petrol using nothing more than sunshine and thin air
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ReviewFun demonstrations and more
Tony Tooth looks at some websites that may be of interest to chemistry teachers.