Analysis

Analysis and highlights from CaSE’s research into public attitudes towards R&D and the Government’s missions.

The R&D sector has a public image problem. Research Develop Thrive is here to change that – This post originally appeared in the Association of Research Managers and Administrators (ARMA) insights magazine on 12th December 2024.

When public finances are tight, advocates need to give a compelling justification for R&D being a national priority – This post originally appeared in the Association of Research Managers and Administrators (ARMA) insights magazine on 28th November 2024.

Lynne Milford reflects on her time as CaSE’s Campaigns and Public Affairs Manager.

ONS data shows that expenditure on research and development (R&D) performed by UK businesses was £49.97 billion in 2023.

Polling shows place-based awareness and alliances can be foundations for national support, says Kim Shillinglaw. This post first appeared in Research Fortnight on 21st November 2024.

Executive Director Dr Alicia Greated gives her report on CaSE’s activities and successes at the 2024 AGM on November 26th.

In the first Labour Government budget for 14 years, Chancellor Rachel Reeves made a series of announcements as part of the Autumn Budget 2024. Below we delve into some of the measures impacting R&D.

The 12th October marked 100 days since the new Government came to office. Here we take a look at progress to date against CaSE’s 100 day plan for how the Government could support the R&D sector and unlock its potential for economic growth.

CaSE has launched its next piece of work to inform the upcoming Spending Review.

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.