Teaching Policy Network (TPN) is a platform for educators to contribute to education policy, inform key discussions, and ...

An annual celebration of pathology and pathologists.

In the next issue we’ll be looking at how artificial intelligence and machine learning are changing bioscience.

One is drawn immediately to this book by its wonderfully whimsical title – a play on Darwin's famous paper – and the merriment does not end at the front cover. With chapters entitled Turds of ...

Dame Ottoline Leyser is a professor of plant development at the University of Cambridge. She directs the Sainsbury Laboratory, which aims to better understand the regulatory systems underlying plant ...

The 2025 award is now open. The award process has two stages: an initial detailed nomination, which is followed by a shortlisting of up to three candidates who are assessed in further detail through ...

The Royal Society of Biology (RSB) Travel Grants will give the opportunity for UK or overseas travel in connection with biological study, teaching or research to those who would otherwise be unlikely ...

The Biorisk Professional Registration Scheme (BPRS) provides a mechanism for those involved in management, control or containment of biorisk to develop and evidence their professional skills and to ...

Why should I join the RSB? Membership of the UK's leading professional association for the biosciences can enhance your career through a range of professional opportunities. It can also allow you to ...