Become a Friend of PET
To continue to be an independent voice informing patient choice, and championing the responsible application of science, we need you to make a regular donation and become a Friend of PET.
There are many ways to get involved with PET and support our work, either as an individual or as a corporate, institutional or charitable organisation.
You can become a Friend of PET, you can volunteer for us, you can help us with our campaigns and (if eligible) you can apply to join our Writing Scheme.
You and your organisation can also collaborate with us as a partner or sponsor, and you can advertise with us.
Photo by Ben Jones, taken at the PET event 'Freeing Us from Our Cells: Avoiding Inherited Mitochondrial Disease'. © Ben Jones/Progress Educational Trust
Volunteer
PET has the equivalent of only four full-time employees, and relies on the generosity and skills of volunteers to achieve its objectives. Donating your time, skills and creativity can make an incredible difference to the success of our work.
Image by NIMR/Francis Crick Institute via the Wellcome Collection. Depicts a 'gene timer' system (neural progenitor cells are illustrated in an hourglass, to convey the fact that two 'timer' genes have been identified which control the number of times the cells divide during development).
Campaigns
PET was born out of a campaign – the Progress Campaign for Research into Human Reproduction – and more than 30 years later, we remain actively involved a number of campaigns.
Photo by Lahiru Dayananda, taken at the PET event 'Do Genes Matter? Families and Donor Conception'. © Lahiru Dayananda/Progress Educational Trust
Writing Scheme
PET offers opportunities for people interested in science communication, and in legal and ethical issues arising from scientific developments to gain practical news writing experience under expert supervision, through the BioNews Writing Scheme.
Photo by Ben Jones, taken at the PET event 'Freeing Us from Our Cells: Avoiding Inherited Mitochondrial Disease'. © Ben Jones/Progress Educational Trust
Partnership and Sponsorship
We are always looking for corporate, institutional and charitable partners and supporters, to help achieve our vision of improving choices for people affected by infertility and genetic conditions.
Image by Laura Trinkle-Mulcahy, via the Wellcome Collection. Depicts human chromosomes (in blue) at three stages of mitosis (metaphase on the left, anaphase in the centre, telophase on the right).
Advertise with Us
You can advertise your events, products, services, jobs or opportunities on this website, in PET emails (including the BioNews newsletter or in delegate packs or exhibition stands at our events.
