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Parliamentary Links Day 2025 - Fellows Ballot
- Date
- 18.06.25
- Start time
- 10:00
- End time
- 12:00
- Where
- The Attlee Suite, Portcullis House, Houses of Parliament, London SW1A 2LW
This is a members-only event. This event may not be available to all members, so please check with the organiser before you apply to become a member.
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An opportunity for RSB Fellows to attend an annual event organised to strengthen the dialogue between the scientific community, MPs and Peers.
Parliamentary Links Day is the largest science event on the annual parliamentary events calendar. It is organised by the Royal Society of Biology on behalf of the science and engineering community to strengthen dialogue with parliament, and to provide MPs with a more rounded understanding of the scientific issues we face.
This year the event will be a ‘drop-in' style opportunity to network with PSG members and parliamentarians, including a short welcome, Keynote speech, and networking, followed by lunch.
Apply for the ballot
Applications to attend Parliamentary Links Day 2025 will open in due course, and the deadline is Friday 23 May. Fellows will be selected and informed of the outcome by Friday 30 May. Only those selected and presented with an official invitation will be allowed entry on the day.Supporters
Parliamentary Links Day is supported a wide range of scientific societies and organisations represented on the invitation cards.
Social media
Follow the event on social media @RoyalSocBio using #LinksDay25.Contact
This event is invitation only. If you have any queries, please contact Lucy Eckersley at events@rsb.org.uk or on 020 3925 3445.Further details
This event is coordinated by the Royal Society of Biology on behalf of the Parliamentary Steering Group, which is comprised: Anatomical Society, Applied Microbiology International, Association of Applied Biologists, Biochemical Society, British Ecological Society, British Pharmacological Society, British Society for Immunology, Council for the Mathematical Sciences, Genetics Society, Geological Society, Institute of Physics, The Royal Society of Chemistry, The Society for Experimental Biology, The Society for Radiological Protection.