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Into the deep – Discovering our Oceans

June 25, 2019/in News/by pscadmin

As new research and innovation pushes the frontiers of exploration of the deep ocean and opens up new possibilities, what challenges do we face? And how can we responsibly seize these new opportunities?

Join the P&SC

January 6, 2018/in News/by PSC

Membership is open to all members of both Houses of Parliament, Universities, Scientific and Technical Organisations, industrial companies and organisations representing those affected by science…

Science and Food Manufacturing Discussion Meeting

November 24, 2017/in News/by PSC

The Parliamentary and Scientific Committee are holding a discussion meeting in partnership with the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Food and Drink Manufacturing on Science and Food Manufacturing.

Human Fungal Diseases Meeting

July 4, 2017/in News/by PSC

Discussion meeting on Human Fungal Diseases on Monday 17 July 2017. How can we tackle these diseases affecting over a billion people across the world?

Commander Powell Memoirs

March 30, 2017/in News/by PSC

COMMANDER OF THE FIFTH ESTATE
THE LIFE AND TIMES
OF CHRISTOPHER POWELL
DOYEN OF LOBBYISTS

Patrick Jenkin, Lord Jenkin of Roding

January 4, 2016/in News/by PSC

The Parliamentary and Scientific Committee is very sorry to hear of the death of Lord Jenkin of Roding. He was our President for more than five years.

September 25, 2012/in News/by PSC

The UK’s Future Immigration System
By Robbie Lammas, Office of Stephen Metcalfe MP

Download the Bill Briefing Here

September 24, 2012/in News/by PSC

Claiming the Ice – Britain and Antarctica 1900-1950

A new book by John Dudeney and John Sheail

Executive Secretary

September 22, 2012/in News/by PSC

Many of you will know that Alan Malcolm will be retiring this summer after five years as Executive Secretary. The P&SC is extremely grateful to Alan for his service and dedication.

We are delighted to announce that READ MORE…

January 26, 2011/in News/by PSC

State of the World’s Fungi Symposium

13–14 September 2018

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

In conjunction with the publication of a cutting-edge annual report, scientists and policymakers will gather at Kew for the first international State of the World’s Fungi Symposium.