All RSC Education articles in May 2009
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The MoleA day in the life of project manager: Donna Palmer
Donna has spent the past three years working as a project manager at Pera. She talks to Rachel Bolton-King about her typical day
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NewsWhat type of teacher are you?
Researchers investigate the types of questions used by science teachers who are influenced by a constructive approach to teaching and those who are not
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NewsStudent response technology
US researchers ask students their views on the benefits of using interactive quiz technology in lectures
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NewsOfqual orders revision of science exams at GCSE
GCSE science examinations are set for a shake up
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NewsGraduate employability
RSC gathers information on the employability of chemical science graduates
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NewsThe effectiveness of practical work
Research reveals little evidence of lasting effects of practical tasks on students' understanding of concepts
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NewsLow score for Science Diploma
Government delays launch of level three Science Diploma in response to concerns raised by SCORE, the body representing science education professional bodies
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NewsCollaborative research grows
Pharma industry joins forces with funding council to provide 12 new PhD studentships in UK university chemistry departments
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NewsBright future in UK science
At the RSC's Voice of the future event in March, Lord Drayson reassures young scientists and engineers that the UK is the place to be
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SoundbiteBisphenol A (BPA)
Simon Cotton takes a look at those compounds that find themselves in the news or relate to our everyday lives.
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FeatureBiofuels: the next generation
Chemists look to develop second-generation biofuels made from dead wood, algae and genetically-engineered microorganisms
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FeatureEpilepsy - beyond bromide
An historical journey into the treatment of epilepsy, starting with potassium bromide 150 years ago
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NewsBootham boys are top of the bench
A team of students from Bootham School, York, win the 2009 Top of the Bench national final
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ReviewThe birds, the bees and the platypuses: crazy, sexy and cool stories from science
Ann Lewis-Kell reviews stories on crazy creatures, sexy science and cool technology
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FeatureBurning ice in the Arctic
Is methane trapped in ice, deep in the Arctic ocean, a potential clean energy source for the future, or will its release lead to catastrophic climate change?