Collaborating & Networking
The Animal and Plant Health Agency team based at Weybridge provided rapid diagnostic response to the 2021/22 avian influenza outbreak has been made joint winner of the Nobel House Prize for 2021. Celebrating high quality analysis and science The annual …
Networking is a crucial skill for scientists and engineers in government, who need to collaborate widely to effectively perform public duties. However, networking can be a daunting prospect, with many factors influencing how comfortable we might feel when networking. Lucy …
APHA, Defra and BBSRC have today announced a major new research consortium in the UK’s battle against bird flu. Eight of the UK’s top scientific organisations are coming together to find new ways to contain bird flu outbreaks, backed by …
The GSE Profession hosted the GSE Conference on 9 May at the London Science Museum, attended by over 400 in-person attendees as well as over 2000 members online. This was a really great event which showcased the breadth and depth …
Introducing… GSE Connect On 11 February 2021, International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the GSE Women’s Working Group began piloting a new scheme to support women in the GSE profession. GSE Connect is a networking and peer …
Monday marks the start of the Policy Profession’s first ever festival, and you’re invited. The week-long event will include a range of in-person, hybrid and virtual panel discussions with speakers including Cabinet Secretary Simon Case, Head of Policy Profession Tamara …
The Government Science & Engineering (GSE) Profession is hosting a hybrid conference on Monday 9 May. Headed up by Sir Patrick Vallance, the GSE Profession is an active group of people with one goal in common: to give back to …
Zenisha Chouhan and Haskan Kaya, Co-Vice-Chairs of the DHSC Health Science & Engineering Network. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) Health Science and Engineering Network (HSEN) is an exciting staff network which aims to bring together colleagues with …
In order to effectively monitor and evaluate progress in adaptation to climate change, it is recognised that a suite of indicators will be required to support this process. In order to develop suitable, robust and consistent metrics (data) are required. …
In a recent study researchers found that African grey parrots show a remarkable willingness to help their peers achieve their goals by lending a wing, so to speak. Inspired by this example, we gave our model the name in honour …