Science Communication Prize Winners

Each year, we look to identify and celebrate outstanding science communicators with an annual Science Communication Prize.

We're delighted to share our 2026 winners across both educational categories. Exploring the theme of "Biochemistry: creating a greener future", discover the winning written and media entries below!

Further Education

Screenshot from the title page of the Structural Colour video with a blue butterfly and peacock feather

View of a farmland including green sprouts of wheat or rye on the hilly terrain

Higher Education

Screenshot of the comic strip titled 'Farming with Biochemistry'

Screenshot of video title page showing the words 'an unlikely ally: could viruses protect our crops?' with two purple cartoon viruses.

A field of sunflowers, with a large sunflower as the main focal point

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Microorganism being investigated by a scientist using a magnifying glass.

Science communicator talking to school children about genetics at a science fair

Female teacher showing three young children how to conduct a science experiment with testtubes

Two outlines of human heads facing each other, one with a lightbulb inside and one with cogs inside

Science Communication Prize Past Winners

Explore the winning entries from the Biochemical Society's Science Communication Prize over the years.

Factsheets

Our factsheets provide an introduction to important topics in molecular bioscience, designed to support the teaching of these topics and for anyone with an interest in current developments in molecular bioscience.

Science Communication Prize

Each year, we celebrate outstanding science communicators with an annual Science Communication Prize. Find out about the prize and our previous winners.

CVs

This page gives tips on writing your CV and examples

Young children and an adult carrying out a colourful, scientific activity

Public Engagement

We have developed public engagement and outreach resources on topics in the molecular biosciences, for anyone to use. The Society offers grants, prizes and support to science communicators and those engaging the public in bioscience.

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