RSC 2015 education awards

By Andrew Turley2015-05-06T00:00:00

Animations available for free online and chemistry MOOCs lead the way

The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) has made several awards in recognition of achievement in chemical education.

The Nyholm Prize for Education has been awarded to Nick Greeves, for the creation and development of ChemTube3D, an open education website hosting interactive 3D animations and chemical structures.

The Higher Education Teaching Award winner is Patrick O’Malley, for technical innovation in university-level chemistry education.

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