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.
Manufacturing, assurance and skills underpin plans to translate research into industrial use
A national roadmap identifies priorities for bringing metamaterials research into manufacturing and wider industrial adoption.
Wind and solar supplied 38.2% of UK grid generation, while cold spells and low winds coincided with price spikes.
Aircraft, balloons and ground sensors reveal how radiation exposure varies during a solar storm, strengthening the case for coordinated monitoring.
The Women's Engineering Society's West Midlands event offers career support, networking and connections at Coventry University.
Retinal differences were detectable on average four years before hospital diagnosis, suggesting a potential route to earlier identification of cardiovascular risk.
SCI's Chemist in Industry III will bring laboratory scientists and technical experts together to share practical industrial chemistry.
SCI's World Food Day commentary explores how innovation can strengthen food production, improve nutrition and reduce waste.
Free lesson plans and activities offer schools a flexible route into authentic research, with registration through IRIS.
An Oak Foundation award will help develop facilities for research into crop resilience and plant health.
Two years of preparatory work will advance a proposed national test site for floating and deepwater wind technologies.
A subsurface phytoplankton increase during the June 2023 heatwave was largely invisible to satellites, exposing limits in surface-only observations.
More than 200,000 tonnes of plastic packaging reprocessing capacity have been lost since the end of 2024, a policy commission reports.
The Autumn FST Journal considers climate change, science diplomacy and AI, with guest editorials on thermal energy and the UK space industry.
