For Black History Month 2026, biomedical scientist Jean Wilson reflects on her unconventional route into the profession, the importance of challenging stereotypes and how outreach can help young people see a future for themselves in biomedical science
Seventeen year old Emma had visited Southampton hospital before for routine appointments and blood tests. She understood why her blood was being taken, but knew less about the journey her sample took once it reached the laboratory.
This informative session will feature personal stories from professionals who are on the Higher Specialist Scientist Training (HSST) journey, sharing their experiences, challenges, and achievements along the way.
