In-depth reviews of key areas and decisions facing the R&D sector, with recommendations for progress
Rapid analysis of events and data across the sector, offering the perspective of the CaSE team
Political and press letters, as CaSE seeks to push for action on key issues facing the R&D sector
Nine things we learned from the MAC report
05 October 2018
We review the MAC’s report and discuss what their recommendations could mean for the future of UK immigration
What Government support is available for research and innovation?
21 September 2018
Anne Barrett looks at how the Government is communicating its support for research and innovation
Tier 2 visa FOI request – take two
18 September 2018
A second FOI request by CaSE means we can now paint the complete picture of the effect the Tier 2 cap has had on UK employers and highly skilled individuals.
Reformed GCSEs change landscape for science
23 August 2018
James Tooze takes a look at what GCSE reforms mean for students studying science
Rise in STEM popularity amongst A-level students
16 August 2018
James Tooze reflects on A-level results day in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Scottish students receive their exam results
07 August 2018
James Tooze reflects on Scottish exam results day.
The UK’s waning involvement in Horizon 2020
26 July 2018
James Tooze reflects on the UK’s participation in Horizon 2020
Transparency, Tier 2 scrutiny and the Home Office
29 June 2018
A long read from Naomi Weir on how the Home Office have handled Parliamentary scrutiny of the tier 2 cap. In short, they must do better.
Uplift in research funding for Scottish universities
25 June 2018
Read our brief analysis and reaction to today’s announcement
CaSE reviews Government expenditure on SET
15 June 2018
James Tooze delves into the recent ONS publication of how government departments spend money on science, engineering and technology (SET)
A fresh look at the cap on skilled workers
04 June 2018
Following the Home Secretary’s comments on taking a ‘fresh look’ at the Tier 2 visa cap, Deputy Director Naomi Weir examines the Government’s immigration policy and suggests what might happen next