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Imagine a school day where you learn how vaccines work, discuss the plastic pollution […]

“According to estimates by UNESCO, COVID-19 has affected nearly 1.2 billion students and […]

Are high schoolers too old for toys? It’s a word that often brings up images of much younger […]

Tuesday 23rd June marks the 7th International Women in Engineering Day and, unsurprisingly […]

As we look to recognising World Blood Donor Day on Sunday 14th, it’s worth taking […]

Digging deep into Futurum’s memory, we can remember the excitement and anticipation […]

How can we empower young people at a time when many teachers aren’t even seeing […]

If you know a Year 11 student fascinated by stem and intrigued to know what the […]

When asked what he finds exciting about his research in biological and agricultural engineering […]

In recent months, Futurum has been delighted to forge links with partners that, like us, are driven […]

GSK UK Young Scientist of the Year, 12-year-old Diya Vincent from Kent in the UK, has done just that […]

By now, we are all acutely aware of how a vaccine can change lives and, while researchers are frantically […]