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World’s largest Biology Olympiad is comes to the UK
Over 250 young biologists from 67 countries will be arriving in the UK to compete in this year’s International Biology Olympiad, organised in part by the Royal Society of Biology.
The Royal Society of Biology welcomes Rt Hon Norman Lamb MP as the new Chair of the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee
Rt Hon Norman Lamb, MP for North Norfolk, has been elected as the next chair of the Science and Technology Committee, succeeding Stephen Metcalfe MP.
Hundreds of gifted students and biology teachers honoured at this year’s Education Awards Ceremony
Hundreds of outstanding pupils were recognised for their competition success at this year’s Education Awards Ceremony, which took place at the IET London: Savoy Place on Friday 7th July.
Over 5,600 students take part in this year’s Intermediate Biology Olympiad
A record 5,667 students participated in this year's Intermediate Biology Olympiad, the second year the competition has been run by the Society.
Biology teacher Leah McClure receives secondary school teacher of the year award
Leah McClure, a secondary school biology teacher at Colton Hills Community School, Wolverhampton, has been recognised for her outstanding and inspiring work.
Links Day 2017: Jo Johnson stresses Government commitment to science and announces funding for nuclear fusion project
The biggest science policy event in the Parliamentary calendar heard from Jo Johnson MP that the UK Government will continue to underwrite the Joint European Torus (JET) project post Brexit.
RSB offers primary teachers in London free online training
The Royal Society of Biology is offering free access to our Gopher Science Lab online training course, through funding from The Worshipful Company of Horners.
RSB Members and Fellows feature in 2017 Birthday Honours list
A number of Fellows and Members of the RSB have been recognised in the latest Birthday Honours announcement.
RSB responds to the formation of the new Government
The formation of the new Government by the Conservative Party with the support of the Democratic Unionist Party is now underway.
RSB writes to major party leaders ahead of the general election
Ahead of next week’s general election, the Royal Society of Biology has written to major party leaders on the importance of science in the UK.