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Bit of fun. ‘The Man from the Future’ has earned out its (not huge!) advance in the US. To celebrate, I’ll stick anyone who RTs this into a lottery for a paperback copy. Every 50 RTs, I’ll give away another book till they’re gone. All RTs stay in for subsequent rounds. T&Cs… 1/

I had fun last night with The Naked Scientists on BBC Cambridgeshire alongside Liberty Denman Rosie Wilby and Tom Ireland - if you missed us chatting chilli pepper heat, nuclear fungus, how dolphins sleep, love drugs and much more, catch up here bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

I am privileged that BM, a #chemistry PhD student who was intentionally poisoned with thallium, trusted me to tell his story. For over a decade, he has fought to regain the abilities he had before the poisoning. The story just published in C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News) 1/5 cen.acs.org/safety/lab-saf…

Hydrogen: fuel or folly? Featuring Phillip Broadwith Chemistry World, Jochen Steinbauer Siemens Mobility, Eugene McKenna Johnson Matthey, Kathryn Porter and Jess Ralston ECIU thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/naked…

Guess this is going ok #Duolingo365

Nice surprise on arriving in the office today. 20 years of Royal Society of Chemistry membership (and 15 of those working on Chemistry World) Time flies...

News podcast: stephen o'rahilly (its pronounced O-RA-hill-EEE) Cambridge University on nausea in pregnancy, Richard Black ECIU on COP28 UAE, Claire Spottiswoode Dept of Zoology on honeyguides, Phillip Broadwith Chemistry World on art, and Matt Bothwell Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge takes on a galactic question. thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/naked…

Check out some February highlights from the past 20 years with Phillip Broadwith! 2023's cover was inspired by Joseph Wright of Derby's painting The Alchemist Discovering Phosphorus, and 2006's was about high-temperature superconductors – a technology still very much in the news now.

News podcast: Kristin Baldwin Columbia University on brain function, Robert Nicholls Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research on sinking cities, Sam Stranks StranksLab on semiconductors, Fulweiler Lab Boston University and Phillip Broadwith Chemistry World on oil spills, and @DrTonyPadilla on coin games. thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/naked…

This was a great article to work on - I had some absolutely fascinating conversations about the breadth of chemical endeavour, the evolution of various sectors over time, and the challenges ahead for the future. Hoping the next 10 will be equally interesting and inspirational

ATTENTION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY JOURNALISTS! Are you interested in writing for the Observer? I am looking for new writers and ideas for the Science & Technology pages of the Observer New Review. For an idea of the types of pieces we publish, please take a look at this thread…

Reflecting on Two Decades of Change in Research I became a Royal Society of Chemistry member in 2004, when Chemistry World was first launched. To mark Chemistry World 20th anniversary, Phillip Broadwith asked 20 of us to look back at the last two decades of our careers in chemistry. Some

What is mirror life? This episode features Phillip Broadwith Chemistry World on chirality; Jonathan Jarry McGill Office for Science and Society on mirror life; george church Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on risks; and University of Westminster's Lewis Dartnell on astrobiology. thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/naked…