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Biology remains the second most popular subject at A level
This year more than 63,800 students received an A level biology, accounting for 7.9% of the total A levels awarded.
More than 20,000 Scottish students receive biology results today
Results season for secondary students across the UK kicked off today, with students receiving their results across all levels of awards in Scotland.
UK team win four medals at International Biology Olympiad
Four students representing the UK have been awarded medals at the 29th International Biology Olympiad.
RSB Fellows respond to ECJ decision on genetically modified organisms
The European Court of Justice has announced that organisms produced by directed mutagenesis techniques are considered genetically modified organisms in EU law, and will be subject to the same regulatory obligations.
RSB to help coordinate support for technicians who provide students with vital pastoral care
The RSB, in partnership with a number of other organisations, is looking to coordinate support and training for technicians who in turn are providing vital support for postgraduate research students.
Statistics of animals used in science released for 2017
The Home Office has released the statistics of animal use in science in Great Britain throughout 2017.
Talented pupils and teachers celebrated at this year’s Education Awards Ceremony
Outstanding school pupils and teachers were recognised for their success at this year’s Education Awards Ceremony, which took place at the IET London: Savoy Place on Monday 9th July.
Standing room only at 30th Parliamentary Links Day
Prime Minister Theresa May has sent a letter of thanks to the RSB and the wider scientific community as part of the 30th Parliamentary Links Day.
RSB Fellows and Members recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours list
A number of RSB Members and Fellows have been recognised in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list, including one of the founding Trustees for the Society.
RSB responds to Prime Minister’s plan to use AI to transform disease diagnosis
The Prime Minister today has set out new plans to challenge the NHS, Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector and health charities to use data and AI to transform the diagnosis of many diseases, including cancers.