Analysis

What does CaSE’s flagship study, Public Attitudes to R&D 2025, tell us about voter attitudes and how they differ? Rebecca Hill takes a look at the evidence and how this will inform CaSE’s new project R&D in a shifting voter landscape.

Analysis of ‘high-level mapping’ of the new UKRI ‘buckets’ system and what they tell us about UK R&D funding.

In the last few days CaSE have had multiple opportunities to hear from and have discussions directly with UKRI’s CEO Prof Sir Ian Chapman.

Chancellor’s Davos speech signals tentative steps to remove barriers to skilled immigration, says Daniel Rathbone

Is the R&D sector ready to navigate a fragmented political future? CaSE is launching a new project – R&D in a shifting voter landscape – to help the sector evolve its advocacy tactics and messaging.

In recent days there have been a number of reports about cuts to UKRI budgets and grant funding pauses. Here we summarise events so far, and set out why we believe UKRI should explain how and why decisions have been made.

Rebecca Hill reflects on Public Attitudes to Science 2025, a study from UK Research and Innovation and the British Science Association, and how it relates to CaSE’s own public opinion research.

CaSE analysis of the 2026/27-2029/30 UKRI budget allocations.

CaSE look at the detail of newly published ONS data on UK business expenditure on research and development.

Executive Director Dr Alicia Greated gives her report on CaSE’s activities and successes at the 2025 AGM on November 25th

CaSE analysis of the Autumn Budget delivered by the Chancellor on 26 November 2025.

Analysis of the newly announced framework for public R&D investment, presented in speeches by Liz Kendall and Prof Sir Ian Chapman.