We are the Federation of Commonwealth Chemical Sciences Societies
– or simply, Commonwealth Chemistry
Bound together in the spirit of the Commonwealth, we champion equal opportunity for all, drive innovation, and promote excellence in the chemical sciences for the benefit of the Commonwealth nations and their people.
Chemistry is the universal language that unites us. Commonwealth Chemistry celebrates and elevates the role and practice of the chemical sciences, to society and policymakers across the Commonwealth.
FEATURED CONTENT
Introducing Commonwealth Chemistry Elements Meet our Elements of Commonwealth Chemistry – seven notable chemists representing the breadth of our community.
Meet our Elements of Commonwealth Chemistry – seven notable chemists representing the breadth of our community.
IYCN Experiment Database: Accessible resources for chemistry outreach Downloadable resources available in multiple languages – including Arabic, Hindi, Malay, Swahili, Yoruba, and many more spoken in Commonwealth nations – designed to be easy to do at home, in a classroom, or at a local festival by chemists or non-chemists.
Downloadable resources available in multiple languages – including Arabic, Hindi, Malay, Swahili, Yoruba, and many more spoken in Commonwealth nations – designed to be easy to do at home, in a classroom, or at a local festival by chemists or non-chemists.
Investigating plant-based milks for the health of people and planet The growing appetite for dairy-free products has seen a rise in the number of plant-based milks on offer in recent years. Consumers are seeking healthier, more sustainable, and more ethical alternatives to current plant- and animal-based foods.
The growing appetite for dairy-free products has seen a rise in the number of plant-based milks on offer in recent years. Consumers are seeking healthier, more sustainable, and more ethical alternatives to current plant- and animal-based foods.
3rd Commonwealth Chemistry Posters The only chemistry posters event delivered by and for Commonwealth countries, it gives you the chance to engage with top chemists, to find potential collaborations and to network with your peers. Submit your abstract by 29 August.
The only chemistry posters event delivered by and for Commonwealth countries, it gives you the chance to engage with top chemists, to find potential collaborations and to network with your peers. Submit your abstract by 29 August.
Photocatalysis research hopes to bring accessible, safe drinking water to rural communities Collaboration between the University of Edinburgh & Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur progresses our understanding of photocatalytic water treatment
Collaboration between the University of Edinburgh & Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur progresses our understanding of photocatalytic water treatment
An easier, cheaper way to detect disease The potential of nanotechnology in aiding biomedical research – developing nanosensors for bio application as a cheaper way to detect disease
The potential of nanotechnology in aiding biomedical research – developing nanosensors for bio application as a cheaper way to detect disease
