Professors Melinda Duer, Stephen Elliott, Tuomas Knowles, and Dr Steven Lee have all been awarded prizes by the Royal Society of Chemistry. 

Three outstanding women scientists and senior members of the Merck, Sharp & Dohme research team visited the department in May.

The University of Cambridge has launched a new initiative in collaboration with the organisation My Family Care to deliver family-friendly backup care to employees.

A one-day symposium on "Climate Science, Atmospheres and Life" will bring together scientists from a range of disciplines on 17 May.

Computer-designed combination treatment takes on antibiotic resistant bacteria.

A gift from a Cambridge alumnus will support fundamental research into the causes of disorders such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, enabling new approaches to combat them.

Applications for the second Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Impact and Public Engagement with Research are now open. 

Children from years 7 and 8 experience hands-on practical chemistry.

The Maxwell Centre will hold its inaugural Annual Research Showcase on 17 March 2017.  

Researchers in the Reisner Group have developed a way of using solar power to generate a fuel that is both sustainable and relatively cheap to produce.

"Multi-scale approaches in cancer biology" is the theme of the 10th Anniversary symposium of the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute. 

The Association of British Turkish Academics 2017 Doctoral Researcher Awards, which promote and award scientific excellence among young researchers pursuing doctoral awards in the UK, are now open.

The department will host the next Cambridge New Therapeutics Forum on Thursday 2 February.

Researchers working in the Centre for Misfolding Diseases (CMD) have discovered a naturally-occurring compound that could be used as the basis of a new treatment for Parkinson’s disease.