CSD – Science Council Celebration of Science 2025

Feb 17, 2026 | Institute News

The Science Council hosted its annual Celebration of Science on 2nd December 2025, bringing together professionals from across the sector to recognise individuals and organisations that drive progress, professionalism, and excellence.

This year’s event marked the launch of our refreshed Recognition Awards, designed to reflect the diversity of roles and contributions across the UK science workforce. The evening’s inspiring keynote presentation was from Professor Liz Bentley, Chief Executive of the Royal Meteorological Society, who highlighted the vital role of effective science communication in building public understanding and trust. We were proud to celebrate all nominees and extend warm congratulations to our 2025 award winners:

• Apprentice Ambassador Award: Amin Mirza – Institute of Cancer Research

• CSci Award: Prof. Andy Lane (FCASES) – CASES

• CSciTeach Award: Helen Harden – ASE • Elevating the Science Workforce (Team): Robert Cast, Gemma Norburn, Christian Burt & Samantha Bell – AAPT

• Elevating the Science Workforce (Individual): Niru Dorrian – IMarEST • RSci Award: Jamie Mewburn-Crook – IOP

• RSciTech Award: Jane Oldham – ASE

• Volunteer Award: Sophie Dunajko – Science Council

The event brought together registrants, professional bodies, industry, academia and government partners, showcasing the collaboration that fuels scientific progress.

 

Photo: Science Council CEO Della Freeth.
Photo: Brenda Peters Hon Sec ICorr and Professor Catherine Ross Science Council President

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