“I am delighted to endorse the GSE Professional Recognition Offer which is re-launching with Recognition Week this September. This is a series of webinars from the GSE Profession and partner institutions, running from 25 to 29 September 2023. Every level …
STEM Futures is a knowledge-exchange scheme which brings together cross-sector partners to develop science-skills capability. The scheme is owned and managed by the Government Science and Engineering Profession. There have been some exciting developments over the summer for STEM Futures! …
Civil Service Live is an annual series of events held across multiple locations, designed to signpost information, share best practice, promote innovation and drive collaboration across government. This year the six events were held across five locations, Newcastle, Glasgow, Manchester, …
What is GSE Professional Recognition? Professional recognition provides acknowledgement of your skills by obtaining internationally recognised status through joining a community of professional scientists and engineers. The Government Science and Engineering (GSE) Profession considers professional recognition as any form of …
STEM Futures is a knowledge exchange scheme which brings together cross-sector partners to develop science skills capability. The Government Science and Engineering Profession have been working to refresh the scheme since taking over its ownership last year. In July, we …
Best Use of Data, Science, and Technology Award Calling all those who work with science, data, technology, or in multidisciplinary teams! There is still time to submit nominations for the Best Use of Data, Science, and Technology Award which is …
Today, 23rd June 2023, marks the 10th International Women in Engineering Day, brought to you by the Women’s Engineering Society (WES). As a woman working in Engineering, there are times I’ve noticed that I’m one of few women in the …
Now is a great time to explore government science and engineering. There is so much happening in this space, with ongoing innovation required to assist current and future populations. We are launching two GSE courses shortly, which explore the use …
As a science leader, one of the key skills you need is the ability to collaborate with others. At the heart of this, you need to be a great communicator; someone who can explain complex information that can be understood …
When looking for or commissioning research it is important to understand the research question, what it is you want to know. A suggested way to do this is to break your research question into basic what, how and why questions. …
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