At a Glance
- Tasks: Engage the public with interactive insect science exhibits and share your passion for entomology.
- Company: The Royal Entomological Society, dedicated to promoting insect science.
- Benefits: Travel and lunch expenses covered, plus a chance to inspire future scientists.
- Other info: Join us at New Scientist Live 2026 for an exciting and rewarding experience.
- Why this job: Make a difference by educating others about the vital role of insects in our ecosystem.
- Qualifications: No specific qualifications needed, just enthusiasm for insect science and public engagement.
Overview
Would you like to share the importance insect science with the general public and young people?
The Royal Entomological Society is seeking volunteers for an interactive stand at New Scientist Live taking place at Ex Ce L London on Saturday 10, Sunday 11 and Monday 12 October 2026.
This year the stand includes exhibits on new techniques to monitor and identify insects, optical and digital microscopes with insect specimens, and new insect science careers resources.
Expenses
Travel expenses (within the UK and a few hours from Ex Ce L London) and lunch expenses only are available for this opportunity.
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If you have questions about the opportunity please contact Fran Sconce .
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