3M pro-bono consultants worked on a skills-based project to help United Way UK attract funding to help people who are not connected to the internet gain online access.
3M pro-bono consultants worked on a skills-based project to help a Berkshire charity reduce its carbon footprint and improve operational efficiency.
By day Andy Smith is a production supervisor at 3M’s Atherstone site in Warwickshire, but out of hours he can often be found delivering life-saving medical supplies to his local NHS hospital.
Pro-bono volunteers from 3M worked with a Reading-based outdoor learning charity to maximise the impact of two new wellbeing programmes for children.
3M has once again partnered with the British Science Association (BSA) to deliver a packed programme of activities to inspire the next generation to take a fresh look at STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths).
3M's annual State of Science Index (SOSI) shows that urgent action is needed to increase diversity and equity in STEM for the benefit of all.
3M STEM Ambassadors have taken science on the road to deliver Visiting Wizards workshops to primary schools to inspire a love of science in the next generation.
Music guru Pete Waterman presented 3M with a prize for the most innovative stand at the Overhead Power Line and Working at Height Safety Exposition held at Chester racecourse on 9 June.
Working from ladders, scaffolds and platforms is an occupational hazard in some industries, but injuries from falls can be prevented with the right safety equipment.
A humorous new video puts the spotlight on the importance of comfort, fit and style when it comes to choosing safety eyewear.
A humorous video has been created to show that 3M respirators are so comfortable to wear that workers may forget to take them off when their shift comes to an end.
3M and the British Science Association have once again joined forces to challenge misconceptions about who scientists are, what they look like and what they do.
WeAreTheCity 2020 Rising Stars in Science and Engineering proved to be inspirational role models at 3M’s STEM careers Q&A for Year 9 students in Leicestershire.
Ethisphere® has named 3M as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the sixth year running, recognising the company’s drive for positive change.
Dr Tom Shannon, co-founder of Vicon Motion Systems and Oxford Metrics, explains how his company uses 3M Scotchlite™ material and computer vision to capture human motion.
3M has supported WeAreTheCity’s Rising Stars programme since its inception and is proud to once again sponsor the Science and Engineering category.