The winners of the Royal Society of Biology’s 2025 amateur photography competition have been announced. With over 1,300 entries this year – up 24% from last year – 10 images were shortlisted, and two ...

Early Career scientists and engineers quiz key political figures at the Houses of Parliament about the science policy issues that matter to them. This event offers young scientists and engineers the ...

From the very first snowdrops of January to the last damselflies of late spring, thousands of eyes across Britain watched nature awaken this spring. The Signs of Spring Survey 2025, run in partnership ...

Registration for the HUBS/HUCBMS Joint Workshop at Aston University on Remote Exams and EDI Remote exams are likely to remain part of the assessment mix of many departments going forward due to both ...

The grant builds on previous Defra funding which supported the establishment and ongoing management of the Plant Health Professional Register (PHPR) and associated training course, a suite of Plant ...

At the Royal Society of Biology, we’re delighted to welcome our new CEO, Dr Doug Brown FRSB, who takes up his post today, 1 September 2025. Doug was previously CEO of the British Society for ...

Welcome to the RSB's A-Z of the Biosciences video series! Each video focusses on a different area of biology, with our biologists sharing the highlights of their work. Each video has details of the ...

All members receive a free subscription to The Biologist, our award-winning and much loved membership magazine. We deliver overseas at no extra cost. Our Member Directory Browse the list of our ...

The RSB Outreach and Engagement Grant Scheme is exclusively for applications for funding of up to £1,000 to run a citizen science project. Applications are now closed. What is the grant for? Our ...

Please note that the annual BioCraft Competition (previously BioArtAttack 3D) 2025 has not yet opened. In this competition, participants create a biology-inspired 3D artwork from recycled, or other, ...

The RSB's Top Student Award rewards the achievements of outstanding undergraduate biologists by publicly recognising their skills and abilities. The programme aims to encourage graduate bioscientists ...