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What is next for Biology in the Curriculum and Assessment Review in England?

Yesterday the Curriculum and Assessment Review Panel published its interim report. The Royal Society of Biology has contributed formally to the call for evidence, and recently met with Professor Francis as part of the Science Education Policy Alliance (SEPA). RSB welcomes the ambitions for a refreshed national curriculum set out by the Panel, all of which are in line with Evolving 5-19 Biology and our education policy priorities.

MPs quizzed by young scientists at RSB’s Voice of the Future 2025

The Royal Society of Biology’s annual Voice of the Future event – where Parliamentarians are questioned by early career STEM researchers – took place on Monday 17 March 2025 on Zoom this year.

Royal Society of Biology member wins gold at STEM for BRITAIN 2025

Four bioscience winners were selected from 30 finalists at the annual STEM for BRITAIN competition for early career researchers, with a member of the RSB claiming the Gold Award.

New grants of up to £1,000 available to RSB members worldwide

The Royal Society of Biology has announced the availability of grants of up to £1,000 for its members around the world.

RSB launches new brand and strategy for 2025-2030

Today the RSB announces the launch of its new five-year strategy, from 2025-2030, and the unveiling of our new brand.

RSB briefing on biocides cited in House of Lords debate

The Viscount Stansgate FRSB addressed the House of Lords during a debate on Friday 17 January 2025 on the Consumer Products (Control of Biocides) Bill, with a briefing provided by the Royal Society of Biology.

Winners of first BioCraft competition announced

The winners of the Royal Society of Biology’s BioCraft competition (previously BioArtAttack 3D) 2025 have been announced.

RSB Fellows acknowledged in New Year Honours list 2025

The Royal Society of Biology would like to congratulate five Fellows who have been recognised in this year’s New Year Honours list.

Combat the winter blues by spotting the first Signs of Spring

After collaborating with Field Studies Council last year for the first time on the Signs of Spring citizen science project, the Royal Society of Biology is pleased to announce its continuation of the project this year.

Looking back on key highlights from 2024

2024 was an eventful and memorable year for the Royal Society of Biology. We take this opportunity to look back on some of the highlights.