In2scienceUK

If you’re based in or near #Glasgow then you can still apply for In2research! We have a number of research placements still available in summer 2025 in a variety of STEM subjects 🔬 What's included? ✅ A full-time, eight-week research placement supported by a tax-free stipend ✅ Four online skills workshops delving deeply into key skills to prepare you for your future ✅ Four mentoring sessions with a subject-specific mentor ✅ Two inspiring away days to develop professional skills like networking So, what next? 1. Check if you're eligible: https://ow.ly/pvJy50TVcjg 2. Read the list of Glasgow placements on offer: https://ow.ly/nLN350TVcgN 3. Apply! https://ow.ly/TypB50TVcgO ⏰ Deadline is 11:59pm on 7 November #STEMCareers

To combat #ClimateChange and achieve #decarbonisation, we need #diversity in experience and expertise. We believe in the work that In2scienceUK is delivering on their In2careers platform, an organisation committed to boost #diversity and #inclusion in #STEM by connecting young people with inspiring role models such as these IDRIC researchers: 🎥 https://lnkd.in/dggrnY3B The synergy between diverse voices, backgrounds and contributions is essential to create actionable solutions accelerating the transition to #NetZero. Every voice is essential to co-create an #inclusive and #sustainable future. #DiversityInSTEM #Equality #DiverseVoices #In2careers #In2scienceUK #SustainableIndustrialFuture

We’re thrilled to see Uptake reach the halfway point of their Uptake1000 goal, as they are actively educating and inspiring 500 young people in to careers in the pharma and biotech industry. We share this same commitment to empowering the next generation of STEM professionals, and our partnership with Uptake has allowed us to create valuable connections between students and industry leaders, opening doors to exciting opportunities in research and beyond. We're incredibly grateful for this partnership, and would like to thank Stephanie Hall & Luke Mckelvey for their support in continuing this collaboration. Best of luck to the next 500 young minds ready to learn about the pharma and biotech industry, and join this growing community. #In2scienceUK #STEMcareers #Pharma #Biotech

We were delighted to host a Careers in Neuroscience event at SWC in partnership with British Neuroscience Association (BNA) 🧠   Panellists shared their journeys, and advice for those considering a career in industry and academia.   Insightful and honest, the speakers answered questions on everything from pay and working cultures, to leaving academia, to the importance of building a network.   With thanks to all the panellists:   Rebecca McKelvey, Education Partnership Lead, Google DeepMind, and founder In2scienceUK Ruth Weir Ph.D., Head of Entrepreneurship, UCL Keri Tochiki, Accenture Sophie Morgan, Senior Science Editor in the Neuroscience team at Nature Communication, Nature Portfolio Sandrine Geranton, Associate Professor, Department of Cell and Development Biology, UCL   #Neuroscience #Careers #ScienceCareers #CareerDevelopment

Last weekend we had an exciting few days at the New Scientist Live conference, where our incredible alumni and community members were presenting their innovative research at our In2scienceUK stand. We are incredibly grateful to New Scientist Live for providing our community with this amazing opportunity to communicate their research, gain visibility and connect with the STEM community. The event was such a unique experience for everyone involved, and provided a space for people from all areas of STEM to connect and share their passion. A huge thank you to the New Scientist Live team Olivia Abbott Jacqui McCarron Henry Gomm for inviting us to attend again this year and supporting us in our mission to break down barriers and make STEM accessible for all. Danielle Knight George Charles Rich Growcott Stephen Hancock Isha Negi #STEMcareers #wideningparticipation #NewScientistLive #In2careers

These stories from Industrial Decarbonisation Research and Innovation Centre (IDRIC)’s researchers are a powerful reminder of the strength that #diversity brings to innovation and progress. It’s fantastic to see Industrial Decarbonisation Research and Innovation Centre (IDRIC) supporting the In2careers platform! A huge thank you to Carolina Buffoli and Christine Douglass for supporting In2scienceUK’s mission, and to Danielle Knight for building a platform that fosters collaboration and opens doors to diverse STEM career pathways in industrial decarbonisation and more. #in2careers #in2scienceuk #STEM #STEMcareers

We’re proud to support the In2careers platform by In2scienceUK, empowering young people from widening participation backgrounds to pursue diverse #STEMcareers. As part of our common mission to offer practical insights into #STEM fields and foster knowledge to empower younger generations, we share the stories and perspectives of IDRIC's researchers and stakeholders from different backgrounds and career paths: 🎥 https://lnkd.in/dczabr_Q Listen to their aspirations, experiences and efforts as they overcome obstacles and build confidence to turn challenges into opportunities. Their contributions demonstrate the power of #diversity in driving meaningful change. #DiversityInSTEM #IndustrialDecarbonisation #In2careers #In2scienceUK #GreenIndustrialFuture

Live from #NewScientistLive at Excel London 📸 How do you build confidence, gain visibility, and present research that’s set to shape the future of STEM?Just ask our incredible In2careers Alumni, who’ve done exactly that and are now proudly presenting research shaped by our life-changing programmes. Why is the New Scientist Live event so important? With the support of New Scientist Events, we’re reaching an audience that will define the future of STEM, while connecting and networking with organisations that share our vision of making STEM inclusive and accessible to all. The event is far from over... If you couldn’t make it to our stand, we’re bringing New Scientist Live to you! We're rolling out photos, videos, and conversations with our Alumni, giving you an inside look into their research and their transformative journeys across our programmes. Huge thanks to the New Scientist team Henry Gomm, Olivia Abbott, Jacqui McCarron and Maureen Ignacio for your incredible support. Major shoutout to our Alumni pictured below, Charish Amankona Kulsum Shaikh Arnab Ghosh Unik Limbu Elizabeth Sprason Marjia Siddik Mariam Y. Michael Perets Sandip L. Wael Khafagi Istiak Mohammad Ciara Byrne | George Charles | Stephen H. | Danielle Knight | Rich Growcott | Hannah Newman | Isha N. #STEM #Diversity #In2scienceUK #STEMCareers #In2careers

Wow 14 year old me would have been so proud; presenting my research at New Scientist Live this weekend has been an amazing opportunity! Over the summer, I was fortunate to be able to work with Pete Culmer and Zahrina Mardina on the Circular Economy of Medical Devices at the University of Leeds. During this internship, I was looking specifically at the material life cycle of single use compared to reusable surgical gowns as well as finding sustainable packaging suitable for UV-C sterilisation. I developed a lot of confidence in my scientific ability which will undoubtedly support me in completing the remaining years of my integrated masters degree. Peter and Zahrina were so supportive and eager to help me further my skills and I'm grateful for the time they put into my internship. Now, thanks to In2scienceUK, I was able to share my findings at New Scientist Live. This was a fantastic opportunity to improve my communication skills and make connections. In2scienceUK is an amazing charity that aims to improve social mobility in STEM and give young people insights into STEM careers. I hope students that visited our stand were inspired like I was to explore science roles!