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RSB celebrates outstanding competition and award winners at this year’s Annual Awards Ceremony
The Royal Society of Biology held its Annual Awards Ceremony to celebrate RSB competition and award winners, newly recognised Registered Scientists and Registered Science Technicians, and to present the President’s Medal.
Expert panellists come to discuss if it's too late to save our oceans at this year's Biology Week debate
Biologists and non-biologists of all ages packed into the historic Faraday Theatre at the Royal Institution last night to hear a panel of experts tackle the question: Marine plastics: is it too late to save our oceans?
Researchers and insect enthusiasts come together to discuss insect declines – fact and fiction
Almost 100 people attended this year’s Biology Week Policy Lates: "Insect declines in the headlights.”
Stampeding zebras, leaping beetles and a shivering polar bear feature in this year’s RSB Photography Competition shortlist
Ten shortlisted entries have been released for this year’s Royal Society of Biology Photography Competition, from both amateur and young photographers.
Amazing anatomical artwork feature in this year’s Nancy Rothwell award winners
The winning and highly commended pieces of art for this year’s Nancy Rothwell award have been announced, with an array of intricate anatomical drawings including a running wolf, a soaring eagle and a swarm-raiding army ant.
Royal Society of Biology Outreach and Engagement Award 2019 winners announced
Two outstanding science communicators have been recognised with this year’s Outreach and Engagement awards.
Attainment increases across the sciences at GCSE
Students across England, Northern Ireland and Wales received their biology GCSE today.
Biology remains one of the most popular subjects at A level
Thousands of students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland received their A level results today.
RSB comments on PM's plan to 'cement the UK as a science superpower' by shaking up immigration rules for scientists
"It is not enough for the UK to be a possible destination; we must continue to be a popular one,” is at the heart of a response from the RSB to the Prime Minister’s new plans to introduce a fast-track visa route for scientists.
Biology fourth most popular Advanced Higher for Scotland
Students in secondary schools across Scotland have received their exam results today from the Scottish Qualifications Authority.