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Judith Allan MIMMM, Chair of IOM3 Packaging Society summarises the key points from attending the Plastic Packaging in Peoples’ Lives project event.

SECC members look back and record the one piece of advice they wish their past self had received.

To celebrate Recycle Week, our IOM3 Sustainable Development Group member, Tessa Lee GradIMMM, unpicks the reasons why recycling can help in the global battle against climate change.

Have you ever experienced pressure to perform in work/student life? Our Student and Early Career Members Group wrote a blog post on their own experience.

Jude Allan, Chair of the Packaging Society, looks at what's been happening within IOM3 in the lead up to packaging responses due in June 2021.

Izaak Watson CSci MIMMM, IOM3 Rubber in Engineering Committee member and Technical Manager at Martins Rubber gives an oversight on the electric vehicle market and battery box design.

Fiona Robinson, WIM3 Vice-Chair and Senior Research Fellow in Electrical Machine Design at the University of South Wales, gives a personal view of the trials and opportunities presented by changing jobs in a global pandemic.

IOM3 Fellow and Chair of the Resource Strategy Group, Jeremy Ramsden, shares highlights from this month's IOM3 plastics & packaging webinar

Jude Allan, Chair of IOM3 Packaging Society looks at the importance of packaging in society and why embracing change is essential to help solve some of the challenges ahead.

IOM3 CEO Colin Church writes for Green Alliance on the need to eliminate the unnecessary use of materials.

Celebrating crucial black achievement in history, Nicole Lee, member Ethnic Minorities in Materials Minerals and Mining (EMM3) and Senior engineer at Frazer-Nash Consultancy, talks about the vital contributions Katherine Johnson – one of female African-American mathematicians who’s calculations were critical to the success of NASA’s USA space programme.

To celebrate Black History Month, Haimini Parmar, IOM3 Ethnic Minorities in Materials, Minerals and Mining Committee (EMM3) member and Materials Science and Engineering Student at Loughborough University, talks about Aerospace Engineer Mary Jackson and how she paved the way for future innovation and workplace activism.