Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Royal Society of Chemistry and the Royal Society recently joined forces for a special webinar focusing on how to make science more inclusive and accessible for disabled scientists.
Led by Elise Cartmell, Chair of the Royal Society of Chemistry Inclusion and Diversity Committee, the session featured presentations from various experts looking at what we can do collectively.
Speakers: Professor Paul Upchurch, Dr Leonie Jones and Dr Hamied Haroon
The webinar coincided with the launch of our 'Disability-Inclusive Laboratories in the Chemical Sciences' report, which lays bare the barriers facing disabled chemical scientists and contains 15 recommendations to make our field more accessible for all.
Read the full Disability-Inclusive Laboratories report by visiting our website: bit.ly/dil-report
The Royal Society of Chemistry and the Royal Society recently joined forces for a special webinar focusing on how to make science more inclusive and accessible for disabled scientists.
Led by Elise Cartmell, Chair of the Royal Society of Chemistry Inclusion and Diversity Committee, the session featured presentations from various experts looking at what we can do collectively.
Speakers: Professor Paul Upchurch, Dr Leonie Jones and Dr Hamied Haroon
The webinar coincided with the launch of our 'Disability-Inclusive Laboratories in the Chemical Sciences' report, which lays bare the barriers facing disabled chemical scientists and contains 15 recommendations to make our field more accessible for all.
Read the full Disability-Inclusive Laboratories report by visiting our website: bit.ly/dil-report
