STEM for Britain returned to the Houses of Parliament once again this year, continuing its tradition of connecting early-career researchers with policymakers.
Arthur is five years old and, like many children, has felt anxious in the past about having his blood taken. Experiences like this can be unfamiliar and sometimes overwhelming, especially at a young age.
For Neurodiversity Week 2026, Zoe Andrews, EDI representative for the South West for IBMS, looks at how organisations create practical changes and ensure inclusion is practised.
The IBMS is delighted to congratulate Ian Davies on being awarded an MBE in recognition of his services to biomedical science education and widening participation.
At Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary, Harvey’s Lab Tours have become a regular way for the laboratory team to connect with young patients and their families.
A visit to the lab can give young patients a new perspective on their healthcare, helping them see more clearly how the tests they have are linked to the treatment they receive
