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SCI® is a global network of innovators using science to tackle some of the big societal challenges of today, across climate and planet and health and wellness.

Bright SCIdea 2025 final: The pitches and the winners

Six teams made it to the exciting final of this year’s Bright SCIdea Challenge. Read more about the pitches and the winner of the £5,000 prize.

AGM 2025: Nominations are now open

SCI relies on the support and involvement of its active and dedicated members, who contribute their valuable time, experience, and energy to developing and running many activities for the Society. If you feel you have the relevant experience and a passion for promoting scientific innovation, then please consider standing for election to SCI's governance committees.

Microplastic pollution is growing: What's the impact?

Microplastics pollution is growing, with some studies estimating we each ingest 5g of microplastic particles each week on average. So, what are the consequences? Maria Burke reports

New modalities: Innovations in RNA therapeutics

Join us for the “New modalities” series comprising of focused in-person events and bringing together world-class scientists at the forefront of RNA research.

DSA and Lampitt Awards

SCI has two prestigious Society Awards that are awarded to members who have made a significant contribution to SCI. Nominations are now open for both awards. Please note that only service to SCI is relevant to these nominations. The deadline for nominations is 14 April 2025.

SCI Sustainability: A new industry-integrated journal for groundbreaking research

SCI has launched a Gold Open Access interdisciplinary journal which is committed to sharing groundbreaking research focused on sustainability challenges. The journal: SCI Sustainability, is wide ranging in its scope and takes an interdisciplinary approach to tackling global challenges.

Artificial leaf reactor makes ethylene from CO2

An artificial leaf reactor powered by sunlight could ultimately convert CO2 into fuels for cars or planes, say researchers. For now, their lab-scale device made ethane and ethylene by combining a photo absorber with a special copper electrocatalyst. Ethylene (C2H4) is a crucial feedstock for industrial plastic production.

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