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Strike called over plans to cut 160 staff in all – including 22 in science – as part of cost-cutting measures

A new study simulates how the sky might look to the casual observer after stratospheric aerosol injection

Exceptionally high levels of ‘forever chemicals’  discovered in soil, water and dead animals

Microstructure engineering turns a brittle, biobased polymer into a strong adhesive

Proposal comes as Republicans introduce bill to roll back trichloroethylene restrictions

Untangling what the Trump administration’s directives and executive orders mean for federally funded science

Chemical sleuthing and crossbreeding produced a rice strain that’s better for the climate and yields more grain

Inflexible and expensive visa system puts country at competitive disadvantage in global race for talent

Postgraduate pay campaign welcomes increase but points to years of erosion of stipends

After months of negotiations union helps academics secure expanded protections and new rights

Boston-based start-up goes underground to clean up chemistry’s most emission-heavy process

Heritage group claims ‘oversized’ project ‘jeopardises’ the building’s architectural integrity

The bioengineered organisms capture carbon and remove water pollution

Boston-based start-up goes underground to clean up chemistry’s most emission-heavy process