Explore how science students and illustrators joined forces to creatively reimagine a more inclusive biosciences curriculum—through cartoons, animation, and powerful visual storytelling.
Can we launch a “Resilience Revolution” in agriculture to combat the growing impact of climate stress on crops? Discover the latest research insights in this new special issue from Philosophical Transactions B.
Professor Dame Ijeoma Uchegbu, last year’s SEB Cell Section Plenary Lecturer, appeared on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs this weekend — sharing the soundtrack of her life and her remarkable scientific journey.
Looking for an alternative to traditional social media for academic networking? The SEB BlueSky Starter Pack for Academics is here to help you navigate BlueSky, optimise your profile, and connect with the scientific community.
The UK’s association with Horizon Europe opens doors to major research funding, travel grants, and networking events. SEB members are strongly encouraged to explore these opportunities.
On Wed 5th March they will be joined by Jason Evans from the National Library of Wales and showcasing how linked open data can support teaching, research and collections with 4 free talks!
Nigel Francis and Jordon Millward will discuss their work on AI in student assessment, marking, and feedback, followed by an open floor for audience discussion. The first webinar in our new Outreach Education and Diversity (OED) series.
Learn the mindset and supporting skills required for productive interdisciplinary working, from effective communication to group problem-solving to develop solutions to complex challenges.
