A successful career in a scientific lab environment needs leadership and management skills as well as research skills. To get the best from people, team leaders need to be able to form teams, provide ...

The theme for the photography competition in 2013 was Feeding Life.

Shaping the future You might think that we know all there is to know about biology. It is true that we have learnt a lot (but not everything) about how individual bits and individual organisms work, ...

Plant geneticist Dame Ottoline Leyser talks to Alison Woollard about the difference between working with animal and plant genomes, and her work to make science more inclusive The Biologist 64(4) ...

Some universities have year long industrial placements built into their bioscience degree courses. Under the watch of an assigned supervisor they allow students to build upon skills learnt through ...

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

After collaborating with Field Studies Council last year for the first time on the Signs of Spring citizen science project, ...

The Biology Education Research Group (BERG) was formed in 2010 with the aim of bringing together those with a strong interest and expertise in the field of education research in the biosciences. The ...

We are committed to supporting and encouraging the study of biology at primary, secondary and tertiary levels across the UK, working in coordination with our member organisations and with the broader ...

The BioCraft Competition (previously BioArtAttack 3D) is now closed for entries. Participants created a biology-inspired 3D artwork from recycled, or other, materials. The competition is open to ...

The Royal Society of Biology is working in partnership with the Field Studies Council to bring you the Signs of Spring survey 2025. Signs of Spring is a survey asking members of the public to record ...

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 ...