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FeaturesEnter now for next year
How To Enter If you’re looking for information about entering the Professional Awards, you’ve come to the right place. From rules and regulations to the different categories and the entry deadline, we’ve got all of your questions answered. Before you enter the Awards Read the entry rules Check ...
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FeaturesMeet the judges
Ben Roskrow, Publishing director - Housebuilder Media Ltd John Tebbit, Managing director - Robust Details Neil Jefferson, Chief executive - Zero Carbon Hub David Birkbeck, Chief executive - Design for Homes Richard Jones, Head of residential - EC Harris David Bryant Paul Healey ...
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FeaturesThe venue
The flexibility of Tobacco Dock’s historic spaces lends themselves perfectly to receptions, dinners and parties from 100 - 3500 guests. The Great Gallery can comfortably accommodate 1300 on tables of 10 with a stage set, whilst the North and South Vaults provide a unique space for a bowl-food reception and ...
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FeaturesThe Finalists
Best low or zero carbon initiative Fabrica by A2Dominion - Elmsbrook at NW Bicester - WINNER Linden Homes - Home @ Heartlands, Redruth - HIGHLY COMMENDED Morris Homes – Vista, Peterborough - HIGHLY COMMENDED Taylor Wimpey, L+Q and LLDC - Chobham Manor, London Best customer satisfaction initiative ...
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NewsA simple snowflake (x4)
They say every snowflake is different from the last, and now we know that to be true, thanks to these astonishingly detailed images. Taken with a low temperature scanning electron microscope (LT-SEM), the pictures are the work of the Beltsville Agricultural Research Centre in Maryland. They are undoubtedly beautiful ...
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NewsSEM of a single red blood cell on the tip of a needle
Red blood cell on a needle, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Composite SEM of a single red blood cell on the tip of a needle.
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NewsUpgrade to Chemistry Gold - win an iPad Air 3
Chemistry Gold subscribers get more. Upgrade your subscription now and get the chance to participate in our exclusive Gold events programme, join our panels, get specialist guidance on negotiating awards processes, and much more.
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NewsA chemist's guide to the perfect cup of coffee
Sometimes you just want a caffeine hit to wake you up, but if you appreciate the finer points of a cup of coffee, it’s worth going right down to the chemistry of the water, milk, sugar – and salt.
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Event listingCTA Intelligence: Alpha capture: the role of best execution
BREAKFAST BRIEFING: 14 October 2018, The Lambs Club, New York. CPD Credit: 2
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NewsTop 20 - North American grocery, 2015
The ranking of the five largest grocery retailers in the North America is unchanged last year despite an extremely turbulent year in the sector. We expect the fallout to continue throughout the year and be evident in 2015 and 2016 results. So be sure to look for next year’s rankings
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NewsWales leaves England staring into abyss at Rugby World Cup
Wales defied an early battering up front and a slew of second-half injuries to rally to a remarkable 28-25 win over England at the Rugby World Cup on Saturday, leaving the tournament host in real danger of early elimination.
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NewsWren Library, Trinity, Cambridge
Wren Library, Trinity College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, England Completed in 1695 by Sir Christopher Wren, the Wren Library of Trinity College at Cambridge University contains more than a thousand medieval manuscripts; many books from Sir Isaac Newton’s personal collection; a compilation of early Shakespeare editions; the Rothschild collection ...
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NewsSuzzallo Library, Washington
Suzzallo Library, University of Washington, Seattle Devised by Seattle architects Carl F. Gould Sr. and Charles H. Bebb, the Gothic-style Suzzallo Library at the University of Washington opened in 1926.
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NewsMansueto Library, Chicago
Joe and Rika Mansueto Library, University of Chicago, Chicago The glass dome design of the Joe and Rika Mansueto Library has received numerous awards (such as the GE Edison Award of Merit) since the building’s completion in 2011. Architect Helmut Jahn included solar-controlled glass overhead while ensuring ample ...
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