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 “We are entering the “genome re-writing” era” Prof Bruce Whitelaw, from the Roslin Institute highlights the relevance of CRISPR technology in our daily lives. To celebrate the V Anniversary of the Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK (SRUK,) the Scottish Constituency with the support of the Ramon Areces Foundation, held a symposium on CRISPR … Experts in CRISPR technology meet in Edinburgh to discuss how gene editing can change our future

The Society of Spanish Researchers in the United Kingdom (SRUK) has published a statement on their members’ views arising from the EU referendum result. The possible changes in the national immigration policy are the main concern of the researchers. If they were to leave the UK, Spanish researchers would relocate to other countries in the … The future of Spanish Researchers in the UK, conditioned by Brexit

Alternatives to the academic careers and other scientific related jobs have been the focus in the III Edition of the Workshop: Ciencia UK, organised by SRUK and Ramón Areces Foundation, with the collaboration of the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT).

Content available only in Spanish Según la Royal Society británica, incluso en un país como Reino Unido, tan solo el 3,5% de los doctores en Ciencias conseguirá una plaza permanente en investigación Por tercer año consecutivo, la Sociedad de Científicos Españoles en Reino Unido (CERU) y la Fundación Ramón Areces organizan en colaboración con FECYT … Los doctores en Ciencias también están sobradamente preparados para otras profesiones

Last 7th of November, Code Master received the First Science Toy Award in a ceremony held at the Imperial College of London.

Hevia, Professor at the University of Strathclyde, is more than a young talent; she is an inspiring example of the role of the Spanish women. SRUK/CERU, together with the Banco Santander Foundation, aims with this initiative to support a young talent and encourage the commitment of institutions and companies to establish bridges of knowledge between … Banco Santander Foundation and the Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK awarded the 1st SRUK/CERU Emerging Talent Award 2016

Content available only in Spanish La organización sin ánimo de lucro cuenta con más de 600 investigadores que desarrollan su carrea científica en reconocidas universidades y empresas del Reino Unido A la celebración han asistido alrededor de 150 investigadores y se han presentado cerca de 40 trabajos científicos. Además, ha tenido lugar la asamblea anual … Científicos españoles ante el reto de las nuevas relaciones entre España y el Reino Unido

The embassy of Spain has stated that the situation of Spanish scientists and residents in the UK will not change in the next two years. The society of Spanish scientists in the UK will continue to work to enhance international partnerships between the UK and Spain. Full information only available in English More info

Banco Santander Foundation and the Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK (SRUK/CERU) present the first edition of the SRUK Emerging Talent Award 2016. The award consist in fourteen thousand pounds to cover any aspect that helps the development of the research career of the awardee. More info available only in Spanish More info

The first trip of our life is difficult, painful and traumatic, almost a disease. The foetus has to go through a very difficult passage and is forced to twist and bend to get out completely. Have you ever wondered what is the evolutionary reason why childbirth is painful and difficult or why our children are … Humanities and Science “diluting the limits”

Spanish scientists working in the United Kingdom disucss the new career oportunities that the UK offers. In this event, well-known researchers have explained how to pursue a research career and also how to explor alternative job opportunities in the United Kingdom. More info available only in Spanish More info

The president of the Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK (SRUK/CERU), Eduardo Oliver and representatives of the Scientific Policy Committee met this week in Madrid, in separate meetings with the main political parties to give them a report of recommendations on R&D for their consideration in the preparation of their respective programs for the … The Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK presents a report of recommendations on R&D to the political parties in Spain

On the 25 June 2015 in the School of Education, University Complutense of Madrid the nine societies of Spanish scientists abroad have gathered to set the bases to form a federation that will incorporate all of them which objective will be to contribute to increase and improve the importance of science, technology and innovation in … Spanish researchers abroad: building bridges to further the future of science in Spain

On Saturday 16th of May, at King’s College in King’s College London, the Society of Spanish Researchers in the United Kingdom (SRUK/CERU), organised a seminar for professional development about how to progress in the academic career “Climbing the Academic Ladder: How to Progress in Academia”. More info