All News articles – Page 44
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NewsMaking green cement
Portuguese researchers use waste products from the paper industry to produce greener cement
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NewsTo infinity and beyond
Some of the most fascinating discoveries in chemistry have taken place among distant stars light years from Earth, in the clouds of cosmic dust and gas that separate these far off worlds from our own
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NewsRSC takes chemistry teachers to Barcelona
A group of teachers from the UK visit three different organisations based in Barcelona to get first-hand experience of industrial processes
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NewsA day in the life of an advanced scientist: Donna Palmer
Dan has spent the past 18 months working as an advanced scientist for 3M Healthcare. He talks to Rachel Bolton-King about his typical day
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NewsChemistry Week 2009
The Royal Society of Chemistry's (RSC) Chemistry Week 2009 will run from 7-15 November with food as its theme
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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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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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NewsNew award for STEM leaders at Key Stage 4
New qualification offers students the route to an additional BTEC award in recognition of the personal leadership skills they develop through learning science
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NewsWhat's in a name?
Many chemical compounds have several possible names. Peter Nelson, University of Hull, asks: 'Which ones should teachers use?'
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NewsWooden you know?
German scientists produce new materials that look and behave like plastics from 'liquid wood'
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NewsInternational tests
How well do 14-year olds in England do in science and mathematics compared to their peers on the world stage?