Our blog covers a wide range of topics in science and how it is communicated. We are interested in many different aspects of science policy, education, public engagement, funding and how science fits in our culture and society.
We are excited to announce the recipients of this year’s British Science Festival community grants! Read more about the fantastic work these organisations do, and what their plans for this year's Festival are.Read more
A war has been declared on the ‘obesity epidemic’ and society often places blame on the individual for their condition. But what does this mean for the most vulnerable? Sociologist Oli Williams talks to Alan Barker ahead of his Award Lecture at this year's British Science Festival.Read more
Katy Petherick, Chair of our Brighton and Hove Branch, explains why diversity in STEM goes beyond those working in STEM - it's about all of us.Read more
Teachers are vital for the success of the CREST Awards. We want to take advantage of their knowledge and dedication, so we've relaunched the CREST Teacher Advisory Network. But what's it all about?Read more
At the Huxley Summit's half-time review, a panel of experts revealed their stand out moments from the last six months and gave predictions of what's in store for the rest of the yearRead more
What does the word ‘industry’ make you think of? Many children, their parents and teachers have negative views of industry and use words such as ‘pollution’ and ‘dangerous’ to describe it. CIEC are working to dismantle this stereotype.Read more
To mark World Oceans Day, taking place today (June 8), we’re delighted to feature a guest piece from marine biologist, diver, surfer, broadcaster and writer, Helen Scales. Think you know fish? Think again...Read more
Watch this interview with the wonderful Pippa Weaver - our Volunteer Engagement Officer - who gives our UK-wide volunteers endless support, advice and enthusiasmRead more
It's Volunteer's Week! To celebrate, we're shining a spotlight on all our wonderful, invaluable volunteers. Today, we're featuring Svet Tsokov, one of our Sheffield branch members.Read more
It's Volunteer's Week! To celebrate, we're shining a spotlight on all our wonderful, invaluable volunteers. Here, our Oxford branch Chair describes a fascinating event they ran for local migrants and refugees.Read more
To mark the start of Volunteers' Week, we’re celebrating the fabulous work our volunteers do. From running grassroots events to offering programme advice and speaking about our vision, our diverse volunteer pool is integral to our work. Read 2017's highlights here.Read more
At first, radio and podcasts might seem like a bad fit for science: a lot of science is visual. Without being able to show some of the stunning animals, planets and robots, you can lose a bit of the sparkle to a story. Georgia Mills, producer of The Naked Scientists, explains why this need not be the case.Read more