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.
Having run five trial AccessLab workshops in Devon and Cornwall we reflect on the format, and share some of the successes of the scheme. Read more
For Volunteers' Week 2019 we reflect on and celebrate the work of our tireless volunteers. We also fill you in on the big changes that are ahead and share some useful resources to support groups going forwards. Read on to find out more... Read more
Air pollution is one of the world's biggest killers, but why? And what can be done about it. Journalist Tim Smedley has all the answers in his latest book, Clearing the Air. Read more
How do you reach seldom-engaged communities? Find out how thanks to the amazing community leaders dotted around the UK, working tirelessly to bring STEM to their local areas Read more
British Science Week Major Partners 3M has released its annual State of Science Index (SOSI) which has revealed many Brits are keen to engage more with science but believe that scientists must do more to demystify their work. Read more about their findings here. Read more
This year’s British Science Week was a blast from start to finish. Want to relive it or see what action unfolded? Read on for our top picks from the Week... Read more
For our 25th British Science Week we were delighted to partner with Eurotunnel who, in 2019, are also celebrating 25 years since the Channel Tunnel opened! Find out more here. Read more
The National Forum for Public Engagement with STEM have published today the results of a survey they conducted with professionals and volunteers who work in informal STEM engagement, and Clio Heslop, our Cultural Partnerships Manager, discusses some of the highlights. Read more
Getting those mid-week blues? Wanting to get involved in British Science Week but still not sure how? Rally up your colleagues and take part in our 'hump day citizen science challenge'! Read more
Today is International Women’s Day (IWD). As always, this day provides an opportunity to reflect on – and celebrate – the achievements of women throughout history. But there's still work to be done. Read more
There's so many ways you can get involved in this year, from running an event to taking part in our citizen science project or themed race. Read on to find out more. Read more
Can we ever understand love? Laura Mucha wants to find out. She has interviewed hundreds of strangers, from the ages of 8 to 95 in more than 40 countries, asking them to share their most personal stories, feelings and insights about love. Here are her findings. Read more