A day in the life of a science correspondent: James Mitchell Crow

By Jonathan Edwards2008-01-01T00:00:00

Cover of Chemistry World (December 2016)

James Mitchell Crow has spent the past six months working as a science correspondent for Chemistry World. He talks to Jonathan Edwards about his typical day

Chemistry World is the Royal Society of Chemistry's (RSC) monthly members' magazine. The Chemistry World website is updated daily with the latest chemical science news. James is part of a six-person editorial team based in the RSC's Cambridge office.

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