All News articles – Page 28
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NewsPhotography competition for students and chemists
The RSC's Education Division South East Region committee has launched a competition to inspire young people to consider the many different careers associated with chemistry
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NewsSummer CPD conference programme published
The Association for Science Education (ASE) has published the full programme for its forthcoming Summer Celebration Conference
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NewsReformed science GCSEs: the saga continues
Ofqual and the department for education have both today released further details about their proposed reforms to GCSEs
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NewsNorthern Ireland CPD event for teachers and technicians
The Northern Ireland branch of the Association for Science Education will host their biannual conference on 7 June 2013 at St Mary's University College, Belfast
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NewsMeet the Universities 2013
A free event that offers students considering a degree in the chemical sciences the opportunity to meet representatives from over 30 institutions
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NewsRegistration open for chemistry education conference 2013
Sign up now for the Variety in Chemistry Education conference in Liverpool this August
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NewsRSC takes top UK business award
The RSC is commended for substantial growth in its overseas earnings
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NewsAward success for Learn Chemistry
The RSC's Learn Chemistry website has won an Education Resources Award
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NewsNominations open for school technicians' award
Gratnells, the storage system suppliers, is inviting schools and colleges in the UK to nominate their technicians for their Science Technician of the Year Award 2013
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NewsSchool chilli project awarded Royal Society grant
'Red hot science - chillies, capsaicin and chocolate' will give UK students a taste for chemistry
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NewsRecord entry for chemistry competition
The RSC is celebrating the highest ever number of entries for the 2013 UK Chemistry Olympiad
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NewsA postcard from the US - day zero
Education in Chemistry visits the National Science Teacher Association (NSTA) conference in the US and it's big!
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NewsThe right medicine for educational research?
Too much reliance on random trials in education would be 'bad science', says Keith S Taber
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NewsMeet the Universities 2013 registration
Registration has opened for the free event that brings together students considering a degree in chemistry and higher education representatives