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A bright future for hydrogen

In this article, JM's Eugene McKenna and Andy Walker tell the New Statesman why the UK could be a leader in clean hydrogen technology.

The elements of business

JM's Chief Technology Officer, Alan Nelson, looks at the vital contributions that elements make to major industries today.

The elements of future energy

The hydrogen powered future is upon us. Preparing for it will require new technology – and chemistry is here to help, says JM's Jane Butcher, Sam French, Andy Walker and Barry Edmonstone-West.

Crystallisation process development

A whitepaper featuring a solid form expert, detailing crystallisation process development in the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs)

Unlocking hydrogen’s potential

Taking a closer look at how hydrogen can support the transition to greener and cleaner energy.

Driving pharmaceutical innovation

JM's Vice President Innovator Products and Solutions, Nick Shackley, discusses advanced catalytic activity, combining technologies with collaborations and more.

Our shared history with the periodic table

JM's shared history with the periodic table of chemical elements and how our affiliation with it has developed over the years.

Producing large volumes of clean hydrogen

Supporting the hydrogen economy

How fuel cell technologies can shape the UK's future

The hydrogen opportunity

With a focus on the efficient use of natural resources, Johnson Matthey has developed a technology that could help to lower greenhouse gas emissions by improving process efficiency when producing hydrogen.