Outreach

Front cover of the Exploring the Workplace for LGBT+ Physical Scientists report
Exploring the Workplace for LGBT+ Physical Scientists
SCIENTISTS MUST CREATE CULTURE OF TOLERANCE TO IMPROVE LGBT+ RETENTION A new survey from the Royal Astronomical Society, Royal Society of Chemistry and the Institute of Physics has shown that the workplace for LGBT+ physical scientists is…
Safer travel for our LGBT+ community
As academics we are often asked to present at conference around the world, which requires some international travel. This can be a fantastic way to showcase your work and network, but for some people it can be unsafe and dangerous. Here are some…
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AstroBoost
Using JWST science to survey public engagement activity, inspire amateur astronomers and showcase UK involvement to the public. Astroboost phase one is now complete and ready for launch! Follow the links at the bottom of this article to view the…
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100 years of publishing geophysics
The Royal Astronomical Society has been publishing scientific research papers for almost 200 years. This year we celebrate the 100 th anniversary of publishing geophysics papers. We’d like to thank our readers, authors, reviewers and editors for…
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Burlington House Lunchtime Scientist: Astrobiology 2021
Burlington House Lunchtime Scientist is a free series of informal talks with GCSE and A Level students and their teachers to learn about exciting science career paths. The Royal Astronomical Society is collaborating with the Linnean Society to...
London Amateur Astrophysics Group (LAAG)
The London Amateur Astrophysics Group (LAAG) Have you always had an interest in black holes, relativity or the Big Bang - but maybe you weren't able to study them at college or university? The London Amateur Astrophysics Group (LAAG) was set up to…
RAS Inclusion booklet
Inclusion Best Practice Guide A community-contributed guide to inclusion in Astronomy and Geophysics
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Astronomy through the Herschels
The Royal Astronomical Society is excited to be able to put on four free workshops based on the Herschel family's many accomplishments in astronomy and science, called Astronomy through the Herschels. These workshops have been made possible by the…
RAS200 NAS Autism Guide
The aim of this guide This guide provides information about what autism is and the many ways it can affect people’s experiences of day-to-day life. It suggests how we and our partners can take account of this in our community education, and where…
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GCSE Poster Competition 2023 - Sponsored by Winton
The Royal Astronomical Society invites you to present an astronomy topic of your choice as an academic style poster. Winners will receive book token prizes of 1st = £100, 2nd = £50, 3rd = £25. Some example topics are given in the guidelines but…