P&SC Chair

Sam Carling MP was elected as Chair of the Parliamentary & Scientific Committee APPG on 27th October 2025.
Sam is the Labour MP for North West Cambridgeshire

P&SC Chair

Sam Carling MP was elected as Chair of the Parliamentary & Scientific Committee APPG on 27th October 2025.
Sam is the Labour MP for North West Cambridgeshire

Next Meeting:

Tuesday 8th September 2026, 5.15pm
(Topic to be confirmed)
In partnership with the Photonics Leadership Group

Tuesday 8th September 2026, 5.15pm
(Topic to be confirmed)
In partnership with the Photonics Leadership Group

Tuesday 13th October 2026, 5.15pm
(Topic to be confirmed)
In partnership with the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys

Monday 2nd November 2026, 5.15pm
(Topic to be confirmed)
In partnership with the British Pharmacological Society

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The UK Has the Means to Avoid Climate Policy Being Driven by Culture Wars

Professor Chris Rapley explores how the UK can avoid the climate policy polarisation seen elsewhere by protecting key institutions, maintaining cross-party support, and delivering tangible benefits for households.
June 16, 2026/by pscadmin

Neglected Pollutants: 3 Years On – The Effects of Noise on Human Health (Online Event)

Join experts from the Institute of Acoustics, Institution of Environmental Sciences, and UK Noise Association for an online discussion exploring the latest evidence on noise pollution and its impact on human health. Registration details available here
June 8, 2026/by pscadmin

University of Liverpool Secures £23.7 Million to Accelerate AI Innovation and Regional Growth

The University of Liverpool has secured more than £23.7 million in UKRI funding to deliver two major innovation programmes focused on AI-enabled materials chemistry and antimicrobial technologies, supporting research commercialisation, skills development and regional economic growth.
June 4, 2026/by pscadmin

Council for Science and Technology Launches Recruitment for New Independent Co-Chair

The UK government is seeking a new independent co-chair for the Council for Science and Technology, a senior advisory role providing expert guidance directly to the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Applications close on 29 June 2026.
May 15, 2026/by pscadmin

Why Humanity Must Start Treating Earth Like a Shared Spaceship

A new article from The Conversation explores the concept of “Spaceship Earth” and how viewing the planet as a shared system with finite resources could shape discussions around sustainability, resilience, and environmental governance.
May 8, 2026/by pscadmin

Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys Publishes Annual Report 2025

The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys’ 2025 Annual Report highlights the growing importance of intellectual property policy, innovation protection, and professional expertise in supporting the UK’s science and technology sectors.
May 6, 2026/by pscadmin

British Society of Soil Science Launches Annual Report 2025

The British Society of Soil Science has released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting record membership growth, major educational initiatives, and the vital role of soil science in supporting sustainability, climate resilience, and environmental policy.
May 6, 2026/by pscadmin

Muon g-2 Experiment Honoured with Prestigious Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

The Muon g-2 experiment has earned the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics, spotlighting intriguing evidence that could challenge the Standard Model and open the door to new physics.
April 30, 2026/by pscadmin

Academy of Medical Sciences Backs Early-Career Researchers with New Support Initiatives

The Academy of Medical Sciences is strengthening support for early-career researchers, calling for reforms to funding, mentorship, and career stability to safeguard the future of UK biomedical research.
April 20, 2026/by pscadmin

Science in Parliament Spring 2026

April 15, 2026/by pscadmin

Why Asking Better Questions Can Improve AI Chatbot Answers

New research reveals that how you phrase a question to AI can shape the answer you get—offering a simple technique to reduce bias and improve accuracy.
April 14, 2026/by pscadmin

£50m UKRI Safer Streets Programme Targets Knife Crime, VAWG, and Public Trust with AI and Community-Led Innovation

A £50m UKRI initiative will harness AI, community insight, and cutting-edge research to tackle knife crime, violence against women and girls, and rebuild trust in policing across the UK.
April 7, 2026/by pscadmin
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