Connected to COP26: Using palm oil by-products to produce biofuels
Hong Wai Onn CEng CEnv, Chemical Engineer and Commercial Head at Novozymes, on behalf of Institution of Chemical Engineers and... read the full article
Articles in the Blog category
Connected for COP26: The over-simplification that ‘coal is bad’ threatens COP26 success
This article was originally published as part of the Geological Society of London Blog. Dr Bryan Lovell, OBE, CGeol., is... read the full article
Connected for COP26: Heatwaves & Health
Dr. Vikki Thompson, Senior Research Associate, Bristol University, on behalf of the Royal Meteorological Society. Many of us here in... read the full article
COP26 FAQ’s with IES
In November, the UK will host an event many believe to be the world’s best last chance to get runaway... read the full article
Apprenticeships: The purpose and potential of reviews
By Apprenticeship lead, Tom Cheek In this blog we will be considering the role of reviews in apprenticeships, exploring the... read the full article
Celebrating Pride Month in STEM
To celebrate Pride month, we’ve rounded up resources, networks, blogs and more from the Science Council membership. Tool-kits and resources... read the full article
Women in STEM: Professor Carole Mundell
Image by University of Bath The Science Council is pleased to announce our participation in the 2021 Women in... read the full article
CPD Awards: Could you be a judge?
Do you have a passion for supporting and celebrating your peers? We are currently offering trained Science Council CPD assessors... read the full article
Apprenticeships: Initial Assessments
Tom Cheek, Apprenticeship Lead In this blog we consider the importance of initial assessments for apprentices, with the impact this... read the full article
Apprenticeships in Northern Ireland
Tom Cheek, Apprenticeship Lead Apprenticeships are managed by the Northern Ireland Government, offering frameworks that require the completion of a... read the full article