IBMS and the Australian Institute of Medical Scientists announce global agreement
The Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS), a member of the Science Council, today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Australian... read the full article
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IMarEST welcomes first female president
Jane Smallman CSci CMarSci FIMarEST was appointed 114th President of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) at... read the full article
From Sample Receptionist to Registered Scientist
By Karolina Rudzinska RSci, Senior Scientist Karolina works at one of the Science Council’s Employer Champions, Affinity Water. Here she... read the full article
Budget 2016: short-term gains but (possible) long-term pains
After ruminating for a couple of days on this week’s Budget announcement, one might come to the conclusion that this... read the full article
#ThinkUTC Day 2016
Today (Friday 18 March) will see the first ever #ThinkUTC day; a day that celebrates the work that UTCs do to inspire... read the full article
Not ‘just’ a technician
by Emma Bennison, Research Laboratory Technician, Newcastle University After completing the Trainee Laboratory Technician Scheme at Newcastle University in 2014 and... read the full article
Apprenticeships: Widening access to the science workforce
We need an agile and highly skilled science workforce to be able to boost our economy and raise our standards of... read the full article
Is today really Pi Day?
by Noel-Ann Bradshaw, Vice President Communications for the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications and member of the London Mathematical... read the full article
Science Council on the Moral Maze: Is Science Morally Neutral?
Driven by the suggestion by the Science Council that “scientists need their own version of the Hippocratic Oath”, last night’s... read the full article
Which lab object do you think has had most impact?
Organisers of the Scientific Laboratory Show & Conference, which this year includes the Science Council, have launched a campaign to... read the full article