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This new survey is the first to comprehensively set out how synthetic data is enabling the use of data without sharing data.

The importance of increasing the mathematical and quantitative skills of young people has never been greater. What role is Core Maths playing in this and what more needs to be done to support the take-up of Core Maths?

2021 marks an important crossroads for the UK’s rural landscape, as we design and pilot domestic agriculture and environment policies to replace those of the EU. Later this year, the eyes of international policymakers will turn to the UK as we host the international climate conference, COP26. The Royal Society has commissioned Ipsos MORI to conduct a public dialogue to better understand the public’s perceptions of – and priorities for – rural land in the future.

Biological Secretary and Vice-President of the Royal Society Dame Linda Partridge explains the Society's response to the Government's consultation on genetic technologies.

Zoe Davies explains Environment Secretary George Eustice’s ‘Agriculture Transition Plan’, its implications for English land managers, and how it relates to the Royal Society’s Living Landscapes Programme.