Biological Sciences Section

President 2022: Miranda Lowe, Natural History Museum
President 2021: Cathie Martin, John Innes Centre and the University of East Anglia
President 2019: Alison Woollard, University of Oxford
President 2018: Jeremy Pritchard, Birmingham University
President 2017: Jackie Leach Scully, Newcastle University
President 2016: Channa Jayasena, Imperial College London
President 2015: Helen Roy, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology
President 2014: Nessa Carey

Recorder: Raghavendra Selvam, Royal Society of Biology
Past Co-Recorder: Emma Yhnell, Cardiff University
Past-Recorder: James Brown, University of Warwick

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For Thought 2023: The future of food, education, and health

On Tuesday 14 November, the British Science Association hosted its thought leadership event, For Thought. Speakers and attendees explored the role of science and innovation in the future of food, education, and health.
Get British Science Week 2024 on track!

With the 30th anniversary of British Science Week approaching in March 2024, we've taken a look back at how STEM has evolved since 1994. As the Channel Tunnel opened that year, we've explored train technology - the developments in green travel over the last 30 years, and how can you incorporate this topic into your British Science Week plans.
British Science Association announces recipients of funding for the Highlands and Islands Climate Change Community Grants

Six new community groups have received funding to deliver new projects in the Highlands & Islands on the topic of climate change.
Splicing, talking, exploring and all-round good fun!

Alice Thickett (PhD researcher at Manchester Metropolitan University) shares her experience applying and being an Award Lecture at the British Science Festival 2023.