The first in a series of GSE blogs celebrating International Women’s Day and British Science Week.
In his first blog as interim Head of GSE profession, Chris Whitty shares the GSE Profession Strategy: One Year On report.
Government Science & Engineering Fast Streamers, Dan Meeson and Fraeya Whiffin, share their experiences as GSE champions on organising a cross government networking event.
Project SEARCH and Public Health England have been working together to help young people with learning difficulties find meaningful work.
Are you a civil, crown or public servant with a background or interest in science and engineering? Join the GSE profession!
Sir Mark Walport reflects upon the positive progress being made on the GSE Strategy, and he unveils a new video animation for the profession, which seeks to answer the question: what’s in it for me?
Are you a Java genius or a code creator rather than breaker? Then we need your help to create a new digital directory.
Sir Mark Walport, welcomes new departments to the GSE Profession Board, provides a progress update on the Strategy and makes an important announcement about his future as the Head of the Government Science & Engineering profession.
The GSE team share successes from 2016 and upcoming opportunities to get involved.
GSE member Cate Setterfield brilliantly exemplifies the inclusivity of the GSE profession by working in a science role without having a formal background in science.
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