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The IBMS is aware that the High Court ruling regarding Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba has caused some anxiety amongst our members.

David Wells looks back over his first six months as Chief Executive of the IBMS

Dr Declan McLaughlin, Senior Lecturer at Queen's University Belfast, reflects on his Association of British Science Writers (ABSW) Media Fellowship

Bamidele Farinre’s reflections for Black History Month

Junior Nsumpi’s reflections for Black History Month

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IBMS Chief Executive David Wells and new IBMS President Sarah Pitt reflect on what we've achieved so far and share what's coming next for the Institute.

Outgoing IBMS President Joanna Andrew reflects on two years of visibility, advocacy and member-led progress across the UK and beyond.

Promoting patient safety and best practice in transfusion care

For Black History Month 2026, Dr Boatemaa Ofori-Frimpong FIBMS, FHEA reflects on the role public engagement has played throughout her career, the importance of representation and why biomedical scientists should build stronger connections with the communities they serve.

For early-career biomedical scientists to showcase their training, practical skills, specialist knowledge, and competency in a chosen discipline

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.

Co authored with the IBMS, RCPath’s latest best practice recommendations set updated retention times for records and specimens, including digital pathology and point of care testing.