Chemical weapons watchdog confirms that historic milestone has been passed towards ending threat of chemical warfare
New vaccines and a long-acting antibody aim to protect older adults and babies from respiratory syncytial virus
Prospect union calls off strikes after deal reached with UK government
Women pregnant in the city at the time of deadly accident gave birth to children who have higher risk of cancer
Conviction follows discovery of explosive precursors that led to evacuation of homes in Yorkshire
British Lithium and Imerys agree venture to exploit Cornish site thought to hold 161 million tonnes of lithium oxide
Independent review recommends €25,000 salaries – however, questions over employment status and visas remain unanswered
If approved, economist Iliana Ivanova will work to implement Horizon Europe and start negotiations on EU’s research and innovation Framework
A new technique transform the traditional ‘sticky-tape’ method into something scalable and efficient
Process is likely to be a general mechanism in tropospheric chemistry, especially at low altitudes
Bicyclic ring system made by adding a bicyclobutane into a thiophene
Senior scientist at one of Japan’s largest public research organisations allegedly disclosed data on fluorine compound to a Chinese chemical manufacturer
No decline discovered in the output of University of California chemistry labs following tighter safety rules after deadly accident in 2009
As contaminated water builds plant’s owner hopes to begin discharging it this summer
UK’s National Cancer Research Institute to shut its doors
Carbios can return even hard-to-recycle polyester fibres and textiles to their constituent monomers
Tributes paid to the inventor of the lithium–ion battery, who has passed away a month before his 101st birthday
Warnings that failure to associate soon will harm the country’s ability to get the most out of EU science programme
Complex interplay of factors has led to elevated levels of arsenic, uranium and fluoride in drinking water, making the country’s poorest citizens sick
Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station’s access to water for cooling from nearby reservoir cut off by demolition
In the early hours of Tuesday 6 June, the 30m high, 2km long Nova Kakhovka dam, located upstream of the city of Kherson on the Dnipro River in occupied southern Ukraine, collapsed.
From drop-in replacements to new polymers, what role will renewable materials play in a sustainable future?
US officials hope that restoring the country’s Unesco membership will counterbalance China’s influence
From making chemical plants safer to sampling volcanoes and even exploring other planets uncrewed aerial systems could revolutionise science
UK will no longer allow Reach-required animal tests intended to prove worker safety
Russia’s war on Ukraine and longstanding problems with underfunding and career progression are fuelling a brain drain
