OPINION

Sciences of the world unite

The RSB policy team explain why the Society is working with organisations representing chemists, physicists, and other sciences more than ever 

Helping you tackle the world’s challenges

Dr Laura Marshall explains the Society’s science policy priorities for the next five years

Opinion: Back to normal?

How returning to ‘normal’ face-to-face academic life has affected the new lecturers and students who began university life in the pandemic 

Building a nation of biologists

Lauren MᶜLeod MRSB on the RSB’s priorities for improving biology teaching and learning at all levels over the next five years

Are we doing enough to support neurodivergent people into STEM careers?

Professor Sara Rankin FRSB calls on biologists with specific learning difficulties and neurodiverse traits to be open about their challenges – in the hope of inspiring and encouraging other neurodivergent people into the biosciences

Tackling inequalities in research

When certain groups are excluded or overlooked by clinical research, it exacerbates health inequalities and mistrust in science. Science needs to do better, writes Winston Morgan  

Closing the digital loophole

Disputes over how to value open genetic data could hamper a landmark pledge to protect biodiversity at COP15 in December. Adam McCarthy explores what can be done to break the impasse