British Science Week, managed by the British Science Association, is a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths.
To mark the beginning of British Science Week 2022, HSE will host a Chief Scientific Adviser’s lunchtime seminar on Friday 11 March.
Professor Andrew Curran, Chief Scientific Adviser, and Professor David Fishwick, Chief Medical Adviser, will give an overview of HSE's work in science that has supported the government’s response during the pandemic and lessons for the future.
Join the session online at 12:15pm on Friday 11 March using the details below.
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join on your computer or mobile app
Or call in (audio only): +44 20 3321 5257
Phone Conference ID: 133 766 127#
Visit the British Science Week website for more information on how you can get involved.
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The new National Core Studies impact report highlights how the advances and learning gained during the studies has translated into a legacy of stronger health threat preparedness.
The HSE led PROTECT study is one of six National Core Studies that have played a critical role in informing the UK's COVID-19 response.
Our first combined impact report shows how we are enabling the UK to use health data and research to inform the short and long term responses to COVID-19 and establishing a world-leading health data and research infrastructure for the future.
Read the report:
National Core Studies impact report Oct - Dec 2021
HSE’s scientists have been working with scientists at the Institute of Occupational Medicine in a study that examined recall ability related to pesticide exposure.
Occupational epidemiological studies on pesticide use commonly rely on self-reported data to assess exposure, but there is little evidence to assess the reliability of these reports.
Read the report:
Recall of exposure in UK farmers and pesticide applicators: trends with follow-up time
It is HSE policy to make the results of research available, wherever possible. View the latest science publications and research reports.
For the latest news on HSE science follow our Chief Scientific Adviser (CSA), Professor Andrew Curran, on Twitter.
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