SCIENCEINPARLIAMENTFounded in 1939, the Parliamentary & Scientific Committee is an All-Party Parliamentary Group connecting Members of both Houses with leaders across science, engineering, academia and industry. We inform debate on the scientific and technological issues shaping public policy.
Academy campaign connects future possibilities with the skills young people need today
The Royal Academy of Engineering is marking National Engineering Day with imagined careers in 2076, encouraging young people to explore the breadth of engineering.
The awards' 25th anniversary at Westminster recognised work on quieter public spaces, accessible sound, building acoustics and protecting marine life.
The Women's Engineering Society will welcome GCHQ for its Caroline Haslett Lecture on 8 December, alongside awards recognising professional registration journeys. Attendance is free, with advance booking required.
Lower quantity and quality of organic matter at a historic mining test site were associated with fewer seabed organisms.
Proposed bronze, silver and gold ratings could clarify sustainability standards for new UK data centres, alongside scrutiny of energy demand and employment benefits.
A UNEP report identifies sustained monitoring investment and stronger governance as priorities for understanding ocean carbon sinks and assessing marine climate technologies.
An underwater vehicle combined advanced sensors with satellite-guided missions to investigate dynamic marine environments relevant to floating offshore wind.
The University of Liverpool is recruiting five engineering fellows to develop independent research programmes, with applications closing on 30 November.
CaSE's February conference will examine how place-based research policy and international partnerships shape the UK's R&D system, with an Annual Lecture by Steve Rotheram.
Support for chemical producers and lower electricity costs sit alongside uncertainty over funding routes for carbon capture and hydrogen.
Sampling under the BBNJ Agreement offers a practical example of research transparency, while biodiversity findings await analysis.
New funding supports research into how pregnancy and early immune development may influence children's risk of type 1 diabetes.
Lake-ending glaciers lost ice around 57% faster relative to their size than those ending on land during 2000–2019.
