Congraulations to SCMB's Em Prof Mary Garson who has made history as the new President of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry. She is only the 2nd Australian & 3rd woman to lead the organisation in its 105-year history. Read more here - https://t.co/OWdtYi3aBs
En el Global Women´s Breakfast de la @IUPAC en @unirioja repartimos premios a los que más saben de mujeres en ciencia. Y aprendimos mucho! Con @RSEQUIMICA!
Behind every great discovery is a mind that dared to ask "Why?" and a woman who had the grit to find out. 🌟 Today we honor the women and girls in science who are shaping our 2026 and beyond. From climate tech to AI, your work is the heartbeat of progress. 💻🌱 #WomenInSTEM
Join us at Global Women’s Breakfast 2026 (GWB26) — Tue 10 Feb, 09:30–13:30 GMT. Hybrid event at Aston University (Wright Lecture Theatre MB653) + online via Teams. Limited to 90 students & staff. Register now: https://t.co/NT4GkKRsCG #GWB26#WomenInSTEM#AstonUniversity
We warmly welcome you to join our IUPAC Global Women’s Breakfast 2026, in conjunction with U.N. Day of Women and Girls in science.
Date: 10th February 2026
Time: 9:00 am – 10:30 am in the CRL Atrium, University of Oxford
Everyone from Oxford chemistry department is welcome!
We are excited for the upcoming @IUPAC Global Women’s Breakfast #GWB2026 events to be held on 10 February around the world 🌍 #chemistry#WomenInChemistry https://t.co/EP85yQTiDB
🎉 IYCN 2026 Leadership Announcement 🎉 We’re excited to introduce the newly elected officers of the International Younger Chemists Network (IYCN) for 2026! 🌍🧪 👇 Meet the team:
This leadership team represents global collaboration, inclusivity, and a shared commitment to empowering early-career chemists worldwide. 👏 Join us in congratulating our 2026 IYCN officers! #IYCN#YoungChemists#STEMLeadership#GlobalScience
Oh no! Please don’t close the Cambridge vet school. My late twin sister learnt her vocation there and her subsequent successful career attests to the quality of the training that she received there
Just 3 weeks after @Cambridge_Uni Vice Chancellor publicly stated that courses do not need to close because of financial reasons, @CamVetSchool was delivered this bombshell, new in @timeshighered : https://t.co/yAZ3do9cKj
🚀 Beyond the Bench Talks — with Springer Nature!
Join us for a deep dive into book publishing & innovation with experts from Springer Nature.📚✨
🗓 1 Dec 2025
⏰ 13:00–15:00 CET
🔗 Register via the QR code in the poster!
#BeyondTheBench#IYCN#IUPAC#SpringerNature#SciComm
🚨Join the @IntlYoungerChem as we search for our next:
🧭 Vice Chair
📝 Secretary
💰 Treasurer
Be part of a global network connecting early-career chemists across borders 🌍
🗓️ Deadline: 17:00 GMT, 9 Nov 2025
🔗 Apply now: https://t.co/RkeVnpBSsD
#Leadership
We are saddened to learn of the passing of the Academy's former President and former Chief Scientist of Australia, Dr Jim Peacock AC FAA FTSE FRS at the age of 87. Academy President, Professor Chennupati Jagadish AC, said Jim will be deeply missed and remembered as a champion of Australian science.
“Jim was dedicated to Australian science and the Academy right to the end, making a significant effort to attend our annual Science at the Shine Dome event just six weeks ago."
“Jim made outstanding contributions to Australian science, agriculture and science education over many years,” Professor Jagadish said.
Media release to follow.
Great to see here at RNA Leaders APAC-Singapore, one of my all-time chemistry heroes in person, the one and only Marvin Caruthers, who invented automated phosphoramidite chemistry of DNA which has underpinned the DNA genomic and RNA revolution.
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It is time to celebrate with my group, collaborators and friends. I feel privileged to be a scientist and be able to #AdvanceScience and #TransformTheFuture while seeing the next generation to develop and grow!
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#TheBeautyOfScience
We are thrilled to congratulate Professor Richard Robson FAA FRS on being awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The Academy Fellow shares this prize with his colleagues Professor Susumu Kitagawa FRS from Kyoto University and Professor Omar M. Yaghi from the University of California, Berkeley.
This Nobel Prize is a testament to the critical role fundamental research plays in the health and prosperity of all Australians.
“The work of Professor Robson and his colleagues was 46 years in the making. Yet their fundamental research has enormous applications, from harvesting water from the air to drug delivery and even carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere”, said Professor Chennupati Jagadish AC, President of the Australian Academy of Science.
“Our warmest congratulations go to Professor Robson and his colleagues for this significant achievement and global recognition,” Professor Jagadish said.
Learn more https://t.co/uverPcDSIP #NobelPrize