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Our 10-year strategy

Find out more about the British Science Association's 10-year strategy for 2021-2031, leading up to our 200th birthday. Read more

APPG Annual General Meeting 2022

The APPG on Diversity and Inclusion in STEM held its 2022 AGM on Wednesday 27 April. Read more

Request for Proposals: Data and socio-economic consultant or agency

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Diversity & Inclusion in STEM is looking for a data consultant or agency to undertake mapping work of STEM skills in the UK. Read more

Job vacancy: Festival Ambassador (British Science Festival 2022) - Text Only

Job vacancy: Event Assistant (British Science Festival 2022) - Text Only

Job vacancy: Building Manager (British Science Festival 2022) - Text Only

Job vacancy: AV/IT Assistant (British Science Festival 2022) - Text Only

Festival Ambassador (British Science Festival 2022)

Event Assistant (British Science Festival 2022)

Building Manager (British Science Festival 2022)

AV/IT Assistant (British Science Festival 2022)

Regional STEM Skills Inequity

Find out more about the APPG on Diversity and Inclusion in STEM's 2022 project 'Regional STEM Skills Inequity' Read more

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Our 10-year strategy

Find out more about the British Science Association's 10-year strategy for 2021-2031, leading up to our 200th birthday.
Dreamachine: How we perceive the world differently, and why that brings us together

We spoke to Professor Fiona Macpherson and Professor Anil Seth, who are working on the scientific and research elements of the new Dreamachine Schools programme, to find out more about the big questions children will be investigating around perception, consciousness and the power of the mind.
Researchers needed for Community Buddy scheme

We're looking for researchers to take part in our Community Buddies scheme, which connects Community Leaders with local researchers to spark new ideas and drive innovative community-led science engagement.
Why is communicating about biodiversity so hard?

As with the climate crisis, global biodiversity loss – and the urgent need for worldwide action to stop it – is growing every day. Ahead of the International Day for Biological Diversity (22 May), we explore why biodiversity loss is slipping under the radar.