Tweets from the Government Office for Science, headed by the UK Government Chief Scientific Adviser Prof Dame Angela McLean. Tweets from the GCSA marked as 'AM'
From walking through salt marshes in wellingtons to seeing AI science factories in hard hats, UK Government Chief Scientific Adviser Professor Dame Angela McLean is deepening UK-US science ties this week!
🧪 Science helps government make better decisions.
Since 2019, all 15 recommendations from our Science Capability Review have been delivered & embedded across government, helping strengthen the use of evidence in policymaking.
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What if building resilience was also a growth opportunity? New analysis highlights how UK expertise help UK businesses compete in a growing global market.
Read more: https://t.co/JtKNrSAnol
#ClimateAdaptation#Economy#Innovation#Growth#Science
Congratulations to all those recognised in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours for their outstanding contributions to science, technology and academic research.
Your work helps strengthen the UK’s science landscape and helps inform better decisions across society.
#Honours26
Bring science and engineering in early – a new strategy to support officials across government.
Hear directly from GCSA Angela McLean as she writes in @CSWnews about what scientists and engineers in government can do for you and how to engage with them👇
https://t.co/BcCEcEsIOY
Can new materials help us adapt to climate change?
Advanced composites are being explored as an option. They're strong, light, long‑lasting & have multiple uses.
Learn more in our latest Rapid Technology Assessment👇
https://t.co/8rp4E72fHm
#RTA#ClimateChange#ScienceAdvice
We're celebrating British Science Week🔬✨
#BSW26 celebrates the curiosity that drives discovery – asking questions, exploring ideas & finding out how the world works. This year's theme is: 'Curiosity: what’s your question?’ Check it out & get involved!
https://t.co/U7rQ6JTpIP
What could childhood look like in 10-20 years? That’s what we’re exploring & we need your views!
We’re producing insights to help shape positive visions for the future of childhood. See what we’ve already discovered & get involved 👇
#FutureOfChildhood#Foresight#ScienceAdvice
Our latest real-world example shows how evidence‑led collaboration helped @energygovuk turn a complex waste challenge into practical solutions for fairer, cleaner policies.
Read all about it below. 👇 #CelebratingScienceAdvice
Congratulations to the outstanding scientists, engineers and innovators recognised in the 2026 New Year Honours! Their work drives progress, informs policy and strengthens the UK’s position as a global leader in science and technology.🧬
#NewYearsHonours#Honours#Science
📣 Expert in social and behavioural science? Keen to share your expertise with the Prime Minister & Cabinet? Apply now to become a member of the Council for Science and Technology (CST)! 📣
Deadline for applications: 12pm, 19/01/2026.
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#DidYouKnow that @uksciencechief's advice helped launch the world's 1st financial regulatory sandbox?
A report by the GCSA led to @TheFCA setting up the sandbox, boosting the UK's position as a global FinTech hub.
Link to the report in comments.
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Want to know how science advice shapes the decisions that impact us all? We have just the read for you 🫵
Scientific insights help tackle complex challenges, from public health & economic growth to climate resilience.
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"Delighted to attend the launch of the Women in Tech Taskforce. It's an important step towards opening up more opportunities for women to thrive in tech and innovation, driving inclusive growth in the sector" – AM.
The UK tech sector is thriving - but not for everyone.
Technology Secretary @leicesterliz convened the first meeting of the Women in Tech Taskforce, a flagship initiative to dismantle barriers and unlock the full talent pool.
This taskforce will deliver practical solutions for government and industry to implement side by side.