Protecting our reindeer for life, not just this Christmas
GSE member Dr Helen Roberts from the Animal and Plant Health Agency explains why monitoring global disease is so important for the health of UK livestock.
Our People & Deep Dives
GSE Opens its Doors to Public & Crown Servants
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Sir Mark Walport, Posted on:
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Diversity & Inclusion, GSE Champions, GSE Profession Updates, Our People & Deep Dives
Sir Mark Walport, Head of the GSE Profession provides an insight into the recent GSE Profession Board, including a big announcement on GSE membership for public sector organisations.
Meet the GSE Team
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Oliver Summers, Posted on:
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GSE Champions, GSE Profession Updates, Our People & Deep Dives
New starter Oliver Summers kicks off a series of posts that will introduce the GSE Team and what we have planned for the future.
Best job in the world? Putting British Science and Innovation on the map
From high speed trains to inflatable incubators, shaking hands with robots and with royalty, a job in the UK Government’s global Science and Innovation Network is never dull.
The next five years for the Government Science and Engineering profession
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Sir Mark Walport, Posted on:
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Diversity & Inclusion, GSE Profession Updates, Our People & Deep Dives
Read and share our new strategy for a proud, high profile and effective Government Science and Engineering profession.
The opportunities and challenges of open data for agriculture
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Professor Ian Boyd, Posted on:
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Our People & Deep Dives, Specialism Deep Dives
When people think about data, agriculture may not be the first thing that crosses their minds.
Are you a registered member of GSE?
All existing and new members of the Government Science and Engineering (GSE) profession must register to be a member via a new survey.
Shaping the GSE Strategy: 4,500 miles, 12 locations and 14 workshops
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Rosie Powell-Tuck, Posted on:
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GSE Profession Updates, Our People & Deep Dives
Since joining the team that supports the development of the Government Science and Engineering (GSE) profession, I have been amazed by how big and diverse the profession is.
Welcome from Sir Mark Walport, Head of Government Science and Engineering
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Sir Mark Walport, Posted on:
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Diversity & Inclusion, GSE Profession Updates, Our People & Deep Dives
Science and engineering runs through the work of government. It is critical for maintaining the resilience, wellbeing, health and security of the UK.
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