Analysis

Using evidence well isn’t a ‘nice to have’; it is essential to good policy making. We’re working to move from theory into practice.

Theresa May’s manifesto commitments to science spending might fall victim to her weakened position – or it could be her legacy, says Director Dr Sarah Main, writing in Research Fortnight.

What might the 3% of GDP target mean for public funding levels and private investment? Naomi Weir has a look at the numbers.

An initial look at the SET stats out today including new details on how departments spend their R&D budgets

What impact will the election outcome, and any manifesto commitments, have on science and engineering over the next Parliament?

Beyond the headlines – what do the manifestos say on science and engineering? Naomi Weir takes a detailed look.

Director Dr Sarah Main summarises CaSE’s work over recent weeks in seeking clarity on purdah guidelines

Naomi Weir reflects on the process and changes made in going from Review to Act of new HE and research legislation

CaSE Director Dr Sarah Main on the importance this election holds for the future of UK science and engineering

Naomi Weir sets out some of CaSE’s industrial strategy priorities from our submission to BEIS’s ‘Building our Industrial Strategy’ consultation

Anusha Panjwani looks back at her nine month CaSE policy fellowship, during which she produced CaSE’s new Evidence report.

Ahead of the global ‘March for Science’ and the publishing of a new CaSE report, Executive Director Dr Sarah Main sets out the importance of scientific evidence in ensuring good policy-making.