Find out all the latest news from the BSA, our activities, campaigns and programmes:
The British Science Association (BSA) is pleased to announce the winners of its prestigious Award Lectures for 2020. Read more
Five key findings and six recommendations are highlighted in the inquiry report on Equity in STEM education, released by the APPG on Diversity and Inclusion in STEM today. Read more
The CREST Awards team is proud to announce its first webinar, based on home learning, will take place next week. Read more
The British Science Association (BSA) has released survey results today revealing almost nine in ten young people (14-to-18-year-olds) do not think scientists (89%) or politicians (92%) are talking to them when discussing COVID-19. Read more
The staff and trustees of the British Science Association were sad to learn of the passing of former President, Lord Robert McCredie May on 28 April 2020, aged 84. Lord May was a theoretical ecologist, promoter of science and political influencer. Read more
The British Science Association is proud to announce it has created a new library of science-based activities for children to do in line with the national curriculum during the lockdown period. Read more
The British Science Association and Anglia Ruskin University have announced that the British Science Festival 2020, due to take place from 8 – 12 September in Chelmsford, will be postponed until 2021. Read more
Using offline artificial intelligence, hydroelectric plumbing and wearable air quality detectors have been crowned the winners of the Youth Industrial Strategy Competition. Read more
Documentaries like Blue Planet are putting environmental issues front of mind, but many of us are still confused about how we can make a positive impact, according to new data from the British Science Association. Read more
From Artificial Intelligence to mixology, new campaign aims to illustrate the diversity of science and scientists and help more people engage. Read more
The British Science Association is proud to be working with The Reading Agency to help grow participation within underrepresented groups in a new education project. Read more
The British Science Association (BSA) have today revealed the cohort of Honorary Fellows for 2019 – the highest honour that the BSA can confer on an individual. Read more