The Society for Experimental Biology (SEB) is a professional organization dedicated to promoting research and education in the field of experimental biology. Founded in 1946, it provides a platform for scientists to share their findings, collaborate, and advance knowledge in various biological disciplines, including physiology, biochemistry, and ecology. SEB organizes conferences, workshops, and publications to facilitate communication among researchers. It also supports early-career scientists through grants and awards, fostering the next generation of biologists. The society aims to enhance public understanding of biology and its applications in addressing global challenges, such as health and environmental sustainability.