Abstract
Potential impact is an important driver in the career choices and journeys of many. There have even been organizations set up to help people make career decisions that can boost their global impact, such as ‘80000hours.org’. Impact has always been an important motivator for me in my decisions; however, I often find myself feeling helpless to make a significant impact through my research. Informing policymaking is an activity where scientists can use their expertise to have a beneficial impact, but how to engage with policymakers can be unclear. This is why I was so excited to have been invited to attend the Royal Society of Biology’s 2023 Parliamentary Links Day on Science and Economic Development. ‘The best way to make an impact is to join scientific advisory councils and panels” was the most important recommendation I took home with me following the event; advice which helped me walk away with more clarity on how I can be impactful.
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