PRESS RELEASE DATE: 11th August 2026 The Malta Chamber of Scientists notes with disappointment the Environment and Resources Authority's decision to approve the preliminary works and tree removal, which allows…
World Population Day: What a Growing Population Means for Our Economy and Our Food Systems Every year on 11 July, the world marks World Population Day. The date traces back…
MCS presents its recommendations for the upcoming 2026 election. With a vision of a scientifically advanced, innovative, and sustainable future for Malta, we have identified five core pillars to guide national policy and investment.
A Call to Action: Shape the Future of Malta’s Scientific CommunityThe Malta Chamber of Scientists (MCS) is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for Council Members for the…
Dwejra, Gozo, is one of the last remaining dark sky sites in Malta. For years, it has been cherished by educators, scientists, and environmentalists. However, increasing light pollution threatens this…
The Malta Chamber of Scientists has released a statement in regards to the case against students Michael Debono, Giorgio Grigolo, Luke Bjorn Scerri, Luke Collins, and their lecturer Dr Mark…
Are you interested in science communication? Do you want to add managing an Erasmus+ project to your resumé? If you are passionate about science and wish to pursue a fulfilling…
The Malta Chamber of Scientists expresses its satisfaction at the creation of the ministerial portfolio in Research, Innovation and Coordination of the Post-COVID-19 Strategy, which indicates a commitment of the…
The number of women studying and working in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) has increased globally, but the large gap between genders in these careers is still significant. Malta…
