Friends in Engineering celebrate the Queen Elizabeth Prize
Four engineers responsible for the creation of digital imaging sensors have been honoured with the world’s most prestigious engineering prize... read the full article
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How professional body trustees can demonstrate public benefit
By Lindsay Driscoll, Consultant Events in the last couple of years have led to increased scrutiny of charities, particularly of... read the full article
IMarEST opens new office in China
The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST), the world’s largest global marine and maritime Professional Body and member... read the full article
Science Council welcome BEIS consultation on industrial strategy
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has launched a consultation on how to build an industrial strategy that addresses... read the full article
Advice for students seeking a non-academic career in science
By Stephen Rooney, Director, STEM Graduates Are you a science student at university and thinking about science career options after you... read the full article
University of Manchester awarded Employer Champion status
The University of Manchester is the latest Russell Group university to become a Science Council Employer Champion. At an event... read the full article
IOP Publishing launches double-blind peer-review trial
IOP Publishing, part of the Institute of Physics, has announced it will start offering authors the choice of single or... read the full article
Altmetric’s High Five – Big News for Human Health. Bad News for Cheetahs (December 2016)
Welcome to the Altmetric High Five in association with the Science Council. On a monthly basis, the High Five posts... read the full article
Chartered Scientists receive New Year Honours
Congratulations to two Chartered Scientists who were honoured in the Queen’s 2017 New Year Honours List. The Science Council’s Chair... read the full article
Science Council Highlights of 2016
Not only has 2016 been an eventful year in the world; it’s been a pretty busy year at the Science... read the full article