Congratulations to Myfanwy, founder of Cymdeithas Ficrosgopigol Cymru / the Welsh Microscopical Society, on a successful launch event in Cardiff.
The event brought together researchers, educators, industry partners and microscopy enthusiasts from across Wales, with Professor Jas Pal Badyal FRS, Chief Scientific Adviser for Wales, also in attendance. The new society aims to strengthen connections across the Welsh microscopy community, improving visibility, collaboration, and access to scientific opportunity.
We are very proud to see this initiative take shape, and delighted to support work that makes STEM more connected, inclusive and accessible.
Read more via the Royal Microscopical Society:
https://www.rms.org.uk/resource/national-microscopy-society-aims-to-boost-science-in-wales.html
And via InFocus:
https://www.rms.org.uk/resource/connecting-wales-through-microscopy-the-launch-of-the-welsh-microscopical-society-pdf.html
The event brought together researchers, educators, industry partners and microscopy enthusiasts from across Wales, with Professor Jas Pal Badyal FRS, Chief Scientific Adviser for Wales, also in attendance. The new society aims to strengthen connections across the Welsh microscopy community, improving visibility, collaboration, and access to scientific opportunity.
We are very proud to see this initiative take shape, and delighted to support work that makes STEM more connected, inclusive and accessible.
Read more via the Royal Microscopical Society:
https://www.rms.org.uk/resource/national-microscopy-society-aims-to-boost-science-in-wales.html
And via InFocus:
https://www.rms.org.uk/resource/connecting-wales-through-microscopy-the-launch-of-the-welsh-microscopical-society-pdf.html
