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The Royal Society of Biology Openings
The Royal Society of Biology is recruiting to two new posts: Associate Director of Parliamentary and Public Affairs and Press Officer (0.5 fte)
‘Genome editing and farmed animal breeding: social and ethical issues’
Monday 29th November
Evening Discussion Meeting
‘Genome editing and farmed animal breeding: social and ethical issues’
in partnership with the Nuffield Council for Bioethics.
Innovating for Victory: Lessons on Climate Change from World War II
“The Doomsday Clock stands at one minute to midnight.” The magnitude and urgency of the challenge we face was apparent from the opening speech of COP26. We have just a few years left to drastically reduce emissions….
‘Brain Gain: How world-leading UK neuroscience research can meet tomorrow’s societal challenges’.
Tuesday 12th October
‘Brain Gain: How world-leading UK neuroscience research can meet tomorrow’s societal challenges’.
Evening Discussion Meeting
Sponsored by BNA
New report indicates UK Fluid Dynamics contributes £14 billion to UK economy
The UK Fluids Network and Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics (LIFD) are hosting a launch event for a new report which for the first time details the current value of fluid dynamics to the UK…
Professor Peter Wells Memorial Lecture Advances in Cancer Care
The Peter Wells Memorial Lecture, organised the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM) in conjunction with King’s College London, will be held online on 8th September – talk is on ‘Advances in Cancer Care’.
Innovating to seize the moment
In the wake of COVID-19, the new UK-EU relationship, rapid technological advancement and the climate challenge, we are all bearing witness to a
The European Marine Board launches policy brief for sustained ocean observation
The European Marine Board (EMB) launched, on 17th June, its policy briefing: Sustaining in situ Ocean Observations in the Age of the Digital Ocean…
Report reveals impact of over £1.8billion on UK science and economy by Diamond Light Source
A recent study by Technopolis and Diamond estimates a cumulative monetised impact of at least £1.8 billion…