Celebrating 10 remarkable years of APHA
This month is a momentous occasion as we commemorate 10 Years since APHA was established in its current form.
Heather O’Sullivan is the Strategy, Communications and Engagement Lead as well as Business Manager within the Science Directorate at the Animal and Plant Health Agency.
Heather’s main areas of responsibility include: leading on content for the APHA Science blog site including chairing the blog editorial panel, Science Directorate monthly local staff brief and Science Newsletter; secretariat for the Science Strategy Group, member of Voice of Improvement, Culture and Engagement (VOICE) and Business Manager for the Science Strategy and Planning Department (SSP). Heather also sits on the Social Media Task Group and is a member of the Admin Safety, Health and Wellbeing Improvement Working Group.
This month is a momentous occasion as we commemorate 10 Years since APHA was established in its current form.
For this year’s Biology Week, we are shining a spotlight on the work of some of our brilliant biologists at APHA, who carry out work in a wide range of scientific areas.
His Majesty King Charles III visited APHA Weybridge on 9 March to congratulate scientists and staff for their work in combating the largest-ever avian influenza outbreak in the UK.
Our APHA Weybridge science team that provided rapid science evidence informing disease control policy for 2021/22 avian influenza outbreak, which is continuing, has been made joint winner of the Nobel House Prize.
APHA have recently published the ‘Science and Evidence Review for 2021’ which shows the fantastic range of animal and plant health expertise within the agency and the value of work in protecting animal and plant health and welfare.
Today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Learn more about the important scientific work being carried out by our female scientists in the current avian influenza outbreak in this blog and accompanying video.
It is that time of year again when APHA produces a formal review of its science, this year looking back over 2020. Read on for some of the highlights and link to the full report.
On the 22 June Defra published the refreshed Defra Group Research and Innovation Interests document with input from APHA and other Defra Group Public Sector Research Establishments. Learn more about this key document and APHA’s involvement.
It has been another busy year for the APHA Science blog. 130+ blogs later and we now find ourselves celebrating five years of posting blogs that highlight the breadth of our science and showcase the depth of our scientific expertise.
Our refreshed five-year science strategy is available to view on our APHA GOV.UK pages. Read on for a summary of the strategy and links to the published document.
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