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Head of Geography within GSE, David Wood’s One Year On review: 1 Year = 22 days!
David Wood reports on his first year as Head of Geography within the GSE profession.
GSE Members
Can you boost UK defence and security?
Dr Lucy Mason, head of the government’s Defence and Security Accelerator, discusses emerging technologies and invites the public and GSE members to share and assess ideas for the future.
From PhD to policy
PhD students share their first experiences of the Civil Service, as UKRI policy interns based in the Government Office for Science.
Pairing policy and science
Helen Roberts has been a government scientist since 2017 and currently works at the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA). She tells us about her experience of participating in the Royal Society Pairing Scheme, which the GSE profession sponsors.
IDAHOBIT: The Power of a Flag
Today, 17 May, I’ll be walking a little taller and feeling a little prouder. It’s all to do with a small piece of fabric currently flying from the flagpole outside my office, and maybe outside yours too.
GSE and Big Data in Wales
Throughout the year, the GSE Team run special events at regional locations across the country. The events are a chance for GSE members to meet each other and learn about some ground-breaking science at a world-leading GSE institution.
Inspiring the next generation
The latest of our blogs celebrating International Women’s Day and British Science Week, we hear from Roulin Khondoker, a GSE Champion in Defra, on her passion for encouraging science & engineering engagement.
Meet GSE’s new Head of Geography
David Wood (@GovHeadGeog), the new pan-government Head of Geography, talks geography, government and GSE.
Use your science to secure our transport networks
Dr Kavitha Kishen, Deputy Director, National Security Science and Research at the Department for Transport, DfT, explains how you have a chance to work in the exciting area of transport security; tackling global challenges and seeing evidence based decision-making in …
Fit for Duty
Congratulations to the Centre of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) for being shortlisted for the ‘Use of Evidence’ category in this year’s Civil Service Awards.