The fourth edition of the Huxley Summit focused on collaboration against the backdrop of an impending election. Chief Executive, Katherine Mathieson offers her insights from the big event. Read more
In her Presidential Address at this year’s British Science Festival, Professor Alice Roberts presented a bold and uncompromising picture of modern science from its origins in the 17th century to the crisis it faces today. Is it still the best way to understand reality? Alan Barker writes. Read more
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.
Each year, supporters of the British Science Association (BSA) are invited to nominate individuals to be considered as Honorary Fellows. Read more
Education Manager, Caitlin Brown talks us through some of the most creative project ideas from our Youth Industrial Strategy Competition finalists Read more
British Science Association communications officer Matiu Workman was asked to partake in One Voice Blackburn's community campaign, 'I'm Not a Muslim But I Will Fast For One Day'. Here he recounts his experience and what he learned from the event. Read more
At this time of uncertainty, networks and communities of practice are key for so many in the science engagement sector. Ivvet Modinou, Chair of the UK Science Festivals Network, explains why… Read more
With A-level exams cancelled, how can you help students enrich their UCAS application? Jane Dowden explains how. Read more
BSA Chief Executive, Katherine Mathieson reflects on a 5am conversation she had with her mother, and what it has taught her about the current COVID-19 situation. Read more
BSA Chief Executive, Katherine Mathieson says life in a post-COVID world needs to represent the lived experience of all people across the UK. Read more
With Ramadan approaching, the British Science Association spoke to Community Leader Zaffer Khan, the Chief Executive of One Voice Blackburn. He discusses what he hopes will change for communities in the wake of the pandemic, and how he hopes it will be a chance for better inclusivity at the table from an earlier start point. Read more
Over the last three years, members of the UK Science Festivals Network (UKSFN) have been developing their approaches to engaging young people with research, focusing on those from backgrounds traditionally underserved by science engagement activities. Read more
We are looking for researchers to help us extend our community engagement programme by buddying up with community organisers in their local area, could you help? Read more
Partnerships and Impact Manager Clio Heslop writes about the importance of communicating effectively about risk as the COVID-19 pandemic forces Governments, charities and businesses to make incredibly difficult decisions. Read more
From spotting spider monkeys to celebrating Our diverse planet, the 2020 edition of British Science Week was an incredible experience for all. Read more