How scientists build careers in government @royalsocietyofchemistry
How scientists build careers in government  @royalsocietyofchemistry
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Think your chemistry knowledge isn’t relevant to government? Think again.

In this video, Professor Dame Angela McLean and Professor Julie Fitzpatrick talk about why governments need more scientists — not just for their technical expertise, but for their mindset.

They discuss:
▪️What scientists bring to policymaking
▪️Why diverse backgrounds matter
▪️How to get involved — at any career stage

This is a call to action for anyone with a science background who wants to make a difference.

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