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Plant health experts come together for 2022’s Summer Conference
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Researchers joined from across the world to take part in the event as part of the RSB’s plant health series.
RSB Fellow and volunteer recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours
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Miranda Lowe FRSB has been awarded a CBE in recognition of her outstanding work in science communication and championing diversity in STEM.
RSB School Biology Teacher of the Year 2022 shortlist announced
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This year’s shortlist for the RSB School Biology Teacher of the Year Award has been announced.
Professor Sir Ian Boyd FRSB begins role as new President of the RSB at this year’s AGM
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Professor Sir Ian Boyd has officially begun the role of RSB President, following Professor Dame Julia Goodfellow’s four-year term.
New associate director of policy to join the RSB
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The RSB has appointed Dr Arianne Matlin, head of health and science policy at the British Dental Association, to the new role of associate director of policy.
RSB to participate in four day working week trial
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The Royal Society of Biology has opted into a new scheme to trial a four day working week for its staff.
BioArtAttack 2021 competition winners announced
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More than 180 entries were submitted to last year’s BioArtAttack competition, which included depictions of nature as drawings, models and paintings.
Defra's plant health chief discusses the new Plant Biosecurity Strategy as part of the RSB’s new initiative
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The first event in RSB’s new plant health initiative, funded by Defra, saw almost 200 people join to discuss the development of the new GB Plant Biosecurity Strategy.
New associate director of parliamentary and public affairs to join the RSB
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The RSB has appointed Susie Rabin, head of policy and campaigns at the Motor Neurone Disease Association, to the new role of associate director of parliamentary and public affairs.
UK bioscience research impresses MPs at STEM for Britain
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Research on how the early signs of disease can be detected from patients' breathing patterns has won the annual STEM for Britain poster competition at the Houses of Parliament.