In December 2022, the British Science Association hosted its thought leadership event, For Thought. Invited senior professionals in science, business, policy and civil society discussed the theme of 'Collaboration in an uncertain world'. We share some of the highlights in this blog. Read more
In our final blog post of the year, we delve into our highlights of 2022, including a record-breaking British Science Week, how science was brought to life at the British Science Festival, and the ways we've worked to elevate missing voices plus, much more... Read more
In this two-part blog, we speak to researchers who have helped support migrant scientist colleagues, and share some of the work we’ve been doing directly with community groups – explaining why this work is so important to achieving our mission. Read more
In October 2022, Hannah Russell took up the role of Chief Executive at the British Science Association. In this blog, we get to know more about her. 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.
British Science Week 2023 is coming up on 10-19 March, and the activity packs are available now. As the theme of the packs this year is 'Connections', we have looked at one of the key connections needed for scientific innovation and progress - the one we make between each other. Read more
We spoke to a student and his teacher about the fantastic biscuit dunker machine he designed and built to earn a Silver CREST Award. Could it inspire your students? CREST Awards can allow students to explore new ways we can utilise STEM in the future. Read more
We discuss findings from the latest Teacher Wellbeing Index, which show that stress levels among education staff are rising, and look at the resources and funding we offer that can help to alleviate some of the contributing pressures. Read more
Maria Rossini, Head of Education at the British Science Association, shares some practical investigative project ideas that teachers can introduce into the classroom to help engage young people fully in a greener future. Read more
To mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we've looked back at the work we've done to support disabled people of all ages to engage with STEM, and the scientists and engineers who are working to improve the lives of disabled people. Read more
We caught up with the Community Leaders and researchers involved in our first two years of the programme to hear about their experiences and reflections. Read more
For the first time, young people were invited to participate in global negotiations at COP27. We asked young people about their thoughts on the climate crisis, and delve into why the recognition of young people as stakeholders in developing climate policies is so important. Read more
With news that state schools could be forced to cut creative subjects including design and technology (D&T) as they grapple with diminished budgets, we explore what the ramifications could be for young people's futures and society. Read more