Interviews about Chemistry

Superglue could be used to recycle plastic into more useful products

A mineral known as a 'Zircon' could shed light on the conditions that first formed life on Earth

Indoor pollution is responsible for as many deaths as outdoor pollution, but goes unnoticed

Can the nitrogen fixing abilities of peas be transferred into other crops?

The 'plastic paradox' may be in part down to bacteria breaking down certain polymers

A new system that can convert regular plastics and carbon dioxide into usable fuels...

How will the panellists fare against our science quiz?

Who will win this month's big brain award?

Making sure reproducibility remains a central pillar of the scientific process..

The root of all evil...

With 70% of researchers having failed to reproduce another scientist's experiments, how worried should we be?

Can enzymes in wax worm saliva be our solution to plastic pollution?

What exactly are the problems raised with the environmental and social side of fracking?

What we can do to cut down on plastic waste...

Don't you just love it when everything clicks into place...

Our teams of scientists are pitted against one another...

The chemical that could alter your ability to tell lies...

We introduce the band of scientists here to answer all your questions...

Moths discriminate precisely between plants species, but their sensitivity also changes depending upon whether they...

Substances in popular vapes provoke inflammatory changes in multiple organs...

Norwegian company Wastefront have just had a plant approved in Sunderland to recycle 20% of the UK's old car tyres...

Universities and citizen scientists alike are on the lookout for indicators of faecal matter...

Whether you prefer red, white or rosé, the vessel the wine is carried in may also influence it's flavour

How far we've come and how far is left to go...