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Where does science feature in the Welsh and Northern Ireland Assembly Elections?
By Leigh Jeffes, Public Affairs Adviser, Royal Society of Chemistry @RoySocChem Although mention of the word ‘science’ is largely conspicuous... read the full article
By Leigh Jeffes, Public Affairs Adviser, Royal Society of Chemistry @RoySocChem Although mention of the word ‘science’ is largely conspicuous... read the full article
by Bristow Muldoon, Head of Policy Advice, The Royal Society of Edinburgh What do the main political parties manifestos say... read the full article
In his famous poem If, Rudyard Kipling lauded the ability to, “trust yourself when all men doubt you.” However, in the... read the full article
By Oliver Lewis, Research Director, Vote Leave @vote_leave Technological and economic forces are changing the world, yet at the moment,... read the full article
By Dr Martin Turner, Policy and Projects Manager at the BioIndustry Association @DrMartinTurner Fact, fiction, and supposition The Science Council’s... read the full article
Last night, the Science Council hosted the first debate between the two official lead campaigns for the EU referendum, on the... read the full article
The House of Lords Social Mobility Committee report on improving young people’s transitions to work has concluded that there remains... read the full article
By Jamie Martin, former special adviser to Michael Gove MP. He now works in the education technology sector in Africa... read the full article
Last night saw the launch of Technicians Make it Happen, an exhibition and campaign by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation that challenges... read the full article
A new survey by Science Council member organisation, the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) reveals that their members support Britain’s continuing... read the full article