Society for Experimental Biology
Public Policy OfficesEngland, United Kingdom11-50 Employees
The Society for Experimental Biology is a public policy organization focused on advancing the field and careers in experimental biology while promoting education, public awareness, and ethical practices. Its activities include organizing and sponsoring conferences, publishing scientific literature, supporting education and policy work, administering travel grants for early-career researchers, and maintaining membership for researchers in academia and industry at the postgraduate level and above. Based in London, England, the society serves the scientific community by fostering collaborative partnerships and ensuring the financial viability of its operations, with a stated emphasis on transparency and environmental sensitivity. The organization operates within the public policy and life sciences space and is headquartered at 92 Albert Embankment, se1 7ty, United Kingdom. A recent activity noted is its SEB OED Symposium at Imperial College London, reflecting ongoing engagement with events that link research to community impact.