Black History Month: What does belonging look like in science?
Our sense of ‘belonging’ in a space can be integral to our ability to thrive, grow and stay in a... read the full article
Articles in the Blog category
Reflections on the last 4 years: From RSci to Papin prize Finalist
Laurence Dawkins-Hall, University of Leicester As I often remark in my Professional Registration workshops and on social media, one of... read the full article
Connected for COP26: Nuclear for Net Zero?
By Saralyn Thomas, YGN Vice-Chair and International Liaison 2021 is a pivotal year for the climate. In November, Glasgow will... read the full article
Connected for COP26: How Water Treatment Scientists Can Help Achieve A Carbon Zero Economy
By Rami Elias Kremesti M.Sc., CSci, CEnv, CWEM This year, the UK will host the 26th UN Climate Change Conference... read the full article
Looking back on CPD Awards: Sheri Scott CSci
Sheri Scott CSci shares her experience following her commendation at the Science Council’s annual CPD Awards. Why did you decide... read the full article
Connected for COP26: Last Chance Saloon for tackling climate change?
Professor Neil Harris, Cranfield University on behalf of the Royal Meterological Society. COP-26 and the forthcoming IPCC Sixth Assessment Report... read the full article
Connected for COP26: Communicating Climate Change
Hannah Mallinson, Science Engagement Manager on behalf of the Royal Meteorological Society The Royal Meteorological Society is the UK’s Professional... read the full article
Connected for COP26: Medical Physicists and the Climate Emergency
On behalf of the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM). We are healthcare scientists practising as physicists, engineers... read the full article
Connected to COP26: Local Communities Going Green
Adam Williams MIEnvSc, Climate Change Specialist on behalf of Institution of Environmental Sciences. By way of a short introduction, I... read the full article
Connected for COP26: COVID-19 threatens access to low carbon energy in the developing world
This article was originally published as part of the Geological Society of London Blog. Professor Mike Stephenson on behalf of the... read the full article