- Date 27 Sep 2021
Efforts to make science a more inclusive place to learn and work are to be given annual recognition by the Royal Society of Chemistry.
The RSC has been an active voice in promoting greater equality and fairness in the chemical sciences, and has launched a suite of initiatives to remove the barriers that exist for under-represented groups.
The Inclusion & Diversity Prize has previously been open every two years, and we hope that elevating the prize to an annual format will offer a positive incentive for those working across the entire chemical sciences to join the efforts to achieve a positive, inclusive and thriving community. The move comes as part of our ongoing changes to our recognition portfolio to better reflect the ways in which science is carried out today.
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