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RSB writes to Norman Lamb MP to encourage diverse representation on the Science and Technology Select Committee
Chief executive of the Royal Society of Biology has expressed concern over the initial lack of women on the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee
More than 140,000 students awarded a GCSE in biology this year
More than 140,000 students received a GCSE in biology today, with 90.4% receiving an A* to C grade.
RSB launches new membership portal
The Royal Society of Biology has launched a new and improved membership portal.
Biology second most popular subject with more than 60,000 students receiving A levels
More than 60,000 students received an A level in biology today, making it the second most popular A level.
IBO 2017: hundreds of students take part in the biggest biology competition in the UK
Over 250 students traveled from 64 countries to take place in the world's largest biology competition, organised by the Royal Society of Biology.
LeSPAR responds to BMJ publication on antibiotic course duration
The Learned Society Partnership on Antimicrobial Resistance (LeSPAR) has responded to the publication of a BMJ article by Professor Martin Llewelyn and colleagues on antibiotic course duration.
World’s largest Biology Olympiad 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.