- Date 16 Nov 2020
Nominations are now open for Royal Society of Chemistry prizes 2021. Now is your chance to raise awareness of individuals and teams making a positive impact for the chemical sciences.
With this round of nominations we’re excited to introduce the first of a series of changes to our prizes programme, which we’re introducing in response to our independent review last year.
The changes will bring to the fore the importance of teams and collaborations as well as the diversity of people and contributions that are important for 21st century science. We have more exciting changes coming in 2021, too, which we will keep you informed about as they happen.
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