Find out all the latest news from the BSA, our activities, campaigns and programmes:
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
Innovative school projects ranging from wearable air quality detectors to a multi-purpose eco-friendly park bench have been shortlisted as finalists for the Youth Industrial Strategy Competition. Read more
Applications for British Science Week 2020 grants are now open! You can apply for up to £1,000 to help fund activities between 6-15 March. Find out more information here. Read more
The British Science Association is delighted to launch our new Inclusive Science Engagement Network, which will use EDI best practice to support members in making their workplaces and activities more inclusive. Read more
The annual British Science Festival is making its first visit to Coventry & Warwickshire in September 2019. Read more
NEW EVENTS ADDED: A night of free sport-themed activities comes to the British Science Festival and will celebrate Coventry’s title as European City of Sport 2019 Read more
We're delighted to announce the winners of our prestigious Award Lectures for 2019. Seven top UK researchers have been recognised for their cutting-edge work and committed public engagement. Read more
Festival-goers will be immersed in mind-bending performances, peek into the future of healthcare, and experience the cutting-edge of smart technology. Read more
Scientific Sections have been part of the BSA since its inception. Comprised of science professionals, they provide invaluable advice and event content. Every year, new Section Presidents are nominated and 2019's have just been announced. Find out who'll be taking on the positions... Read more
Academic, writer and broadcaster Professor Alice Roberts is to be the British Science Association's next President, taking up the role from Professor Jim Al-Khalili in September. Read more
For over fifty years, the British Science Association has worked alongside our regional volunteer groups, known as the Branches, to reach a national audience. However, following a consultation, we will be updating the ways we work with our Branches to offer them more autonomy and to help us better serve our mission and strategy. Read more
The British Science Association (BSA) has today launched a new challenge in partnership with the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, asking young people to come up with innovative solutions to some of society’s biggest issues. Read more