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 Heads of University Biosciences (HUBS), a special interest group of the RSB, continues to be of value to bioscience ...

The Animal Science Group (ASG) is a Special Interest Group (SIG) of the Royal Society of Biology. It brings together representatives of RSB member organisations and observer members with an interest ...

Big Biology Days are a one-day science festival, bringing together a variety of biological organisations under one roof to celebrate the life sciences by engaging the general public with an array of ...

Pursuing a career in biology is stimulating and rewarding. The RSB support biologists with career advice, professional recognition and training events.

SciberMonkey is an excellent website that points students and teachers to thousands of resources spanning age 5-16 biology chemistry and physics. The Practical Biology website has a wide variety of ...

(Permanent provisions; for applications via the transitional provisions, please refer to the Guidance Notes. In addition, the MHRA has issued information for Transitional IMP QPs (named as a QP in a ...

Join us for the RSB's first ever virtual science festival! Since we are all staying home a lot more, we launched our first ever online science festival, bringing a range of videos, activities, games ...

This special advisory committee of the RSB brings together the UK plant science community to develop a coordinated approach to policy and practice in research, industry, funding, education and ...

On this page, you'll find some useful links to help you - from GCSEs to university and beyond.

The resources are aimed at post-16 students taking biology (or related subjects) to A level, Scottish Higher or similar level. These will also be of use to first year undergraduates studying biology.