Analysis

Advocacy and engagement manager Rebecca Hill reflects on the People’s Vision for R&D public dialogue exploring society’s stake in R&D.

CaSE has taken a look at what the latest numbers of students taking A-level, GCSE, and Scottish Highers and Advanced Highers in STEM-related subjects means for ongoing trends in STEM education.

The Office for National Statistics have published the latest figures for R&D expenditure in the UK in 2022 (GERD). CaSE take a look at what they mean for R&D in the UK.

Following last weeks launch of the next Spending Review, we outline CaSE’s plan to highlight the vital contribution of R&D and innovation to economic growth.

CaSE’s latest public opinion poll, carried out during the election campaign in June 2024, explores the UK public’s feelings about international students and researchers coming to UK universities.

We take a look at the first King’s Speech of the new Government and what this means for the R&D sector.

Over the last few days, Sir Keir Starmer has made a series of appointments to oversee science and research. We take a look at what this might mean for science, engineering and broader R&D.

Over the last few weeks CaSE has run a campaign of engagement with Parliamentary Candidates across the UK. What have we done and how has it gone so far?

Our latest poll explores the public’s perception of aspirational research goals, actions for the next Government to support R&D, and the impact of political messengers on statements about R&D.

We look at what the SNP 2024 manifesto could mean for science and engineering.

On 4 July, voters in the UK will go to the polls to choose their next MP. CaSE is making the most of these important weeks during the campaign, to advocate for research and development (R&D).

We look at what the Labour Party 2024 manifesto could mean for science and engineering.