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.
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.
In the last in our series of blogs celebrating International Women’s Day & British Science Week, we hear from Jo Dally, from the Royal Society and a member of GSE’s Diversity and Inclusion action group.
David Wood (@GovHeadGeog), the new pan-government Head of Geography, talks geography, government and GSE.
This blog post is a collection of vacancies, events and learning and development opportunities for people working in Government Science and Engineering.
Emily Dowdeswell, a soil science PhD student at Cranfield University shares her experiences of a busy 3 month placement in the Chief Scientific Adviser’s office in Defra.
Government Science & Engineering Fast Streamers, Dan Meeson and Fraeya Whiffin, share their experiences as GSE champions on organising a cross government networking event.
What might research in 2035 look like? The Royal Society is inviting GSE members to get involved and have their say on the future of research culture.
This blog post is a collection of vacancies, events and learning and development opportunities for people working in Government Science and Engineering.
Ian Boyd, Chief Scientific Advisor and Head of GSE profession for Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra), highlights the importance of government and the research community working together.
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