Program review demonstrates collaborative funding impacts in early career development, highlighting strategies to build a diverse STEM workforce.
For over a decade, the Biochemical Society has supported In2scienceUK through a donation to their programmes. The partnership was introduced in 2012 to provide an avenue for the Society to broaden their collaboration with others in the STEM space, supporting those early in their careers. This opportunity has allowed us to align and strengthen our commitments to creating a diverse and inclusive STEM workforce to demonstrate the positive impact of collaboration in the sector. Since the beginning of the partnership, the Society has contributed over £29,000 to In2scienceUK to fund their work with the community and support their outreach and engagement projects.
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