The independent scientific academy of the UK, the Royal Society, is again partnering with In2scienceUK to support the work across all our programmes, exponentially increasing the impact we create together in accelerating social mobility.
In this blog post, we are excited to introduce you to Fiyin, one of our exceptional participants and Digital Ambassadors. Fiyin will share her journey of how the In2science programme has played a pivotal role in cultivating her skills and nurturing her passion for STEM. She will also give us a glimpse of her future aspirations and professional development plans within the field of neuroscience.
It’s time to put the spotlight on our well-being – both inside and out. It’s Men’s Health Week, where we’re […]
By George Charles As we bid farewell to Women’s History Month, let’s take a moment to uncover the untold stories […]
Join us on this journey of discovery as we reflect on another incredible year of British Science Week.
International Women’s Day is celebrated on the 8th of March every year to recognise the achievements and contributions of women […]
Global health funder Wellcome is the latest funder to support the impactful In2research programme, co-founded by In2scienceUK and University College London.
In2scienceUK aims to help reduce the underrepresentation of LGBT individuals in STEM fields and to provide role models and mentors for LGBT students.
The In2research programme, co-founded by In2scienceUK and UCL, celebrated 50 talented participants who successfully completed the In2research programme in 2021/22 […]
The field of microbiology brings so much hope because it shows us that anything can be tackled. During the pandemic, the vaccine rollout was so quick and saved millions of lives.