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150 people join the biggest AGM ever as it moves to online
Members joined the first ever online Annual General Meeting of the RSB, including this year's charter lecture.
UK team win four medals at this year's IBO Challenge
Four students representing the UK have been awarded medals at the IBO Challenge this year.
GCSE results awarded and revised A level results shared with schools after exam results U-turns
Students in England, Northern Ireland and Wales received their GCSE qualification results today, after education ministers in England, Northern Ireland and Wales this week confirmed that students would be awarded whichever was the higher of their moderated grade or centre assessed grade (CAG). Roger Taylor, Chair of Ofqual, released a statement on Monday confirming the changes to awarding plans.
RSB Policy Lates looks at the positives and negatives for research in ‘the COVID era’
The second Policy Lates event to be hosted online saw a panel of experts discuss the strategies and policies driving research on COVID-19 and the lessons that can be taken from this period of intense scientific activity. The panel also spoke candidly of the impact COVID-19 has had and will have on funding, infrastructure, outcomes and careers in research more broadly.
A level results awarded after exams cancelled due to COVID-19
Students in England, Northern Ireland and Wales received A level qualification results today, with their grades based on centre-assessed grades by their teachers and standardisation processes following the cancellation of all exams due to the pandemic.
Scottish pupils receive results following exams cancelled due to COVID-19
Scottish school pupils have received their results for their National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher qualifications, with their grades based on estimates made by their teachers following the cancellation of all exams due to the pandemic.
2019 UK animal research statistics released
The Home Office has released the statistics of animal use in science in the UK for 2019, with data showing that there has been a 3% reduction in the number of procedures compared to 2018.
Role of science in Government likely to increase following COVID-19, chief scientific advisor tells Parliamentary Links Day
The COVID-19 crisis has led to a renewed understanding that science is important across all areas of Government and will help boost science’s role in policy-making in future, the UK’s chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance said at this year's RSB’s Parliamentary Links Day.
RSB welcomes encouraging signs in new Government R&D Roadmap
The Royal Society of Biology has welcomed the ambition in the new Government R&D Roadmap, released on 1 July.
Royal Society of Biology’s Higher Education Bioscience Teacher of the Year 2020 announced
The Royal Society of Biology Heads of University Biosciences (HUBS) have named Dr Sue Jones, associate head of school: biosciences at York St. John University, as winner of the HE Bioscience Teacher of the Year Award 2020.