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Theresa May on industrial strategy, R&D tax credits and £2bn
22 November 2016

A brief digest of the Prime Minister’s speech announcing increased R&D investment and looking ahead to the Autumn Statement.

S&T Committee report on leaving the EU
18 November 2016

Sarah Main, CaSE Director, reflects on the S&T committee’s report Leaving the EU: implications and opportunities for science and research

CaSE briefing ahead of the 2016 autumn statement
17 November 2016

An update on the state of UK science funding, including international comparisons, and CaSE’s Autumn Statement priorities

Trends and changes in departmental spend on R&D and KT
08 November 2016

Anusha Panjwani, CaSE policy fellow, digests the latest figures on departmental R&D spend.

The role of science and engineering in shaping our future
04 November 2016

Sarah Main introduces a series of guest pieces on the role of science and engineering in society over the next 30 years to celebrate CaSE’s 30th year.

HE & Research Bill: the story so far
19 October 2016

As the committee stage closes, Naomi Weir provides an update on the HE & Research Bill.

Select Committee Chairs announced
19 October 2016

Select Committee Chairs were announced today, including Stephen Metcalfe for the S&T Committee.

Cutting overseas students and skilled migrants will only harm UK
06 October 2016

Writing in New Scientist, CaSE Deputy Director Naomi Weir takes a look at Home Secretary Amber Rudd’s new plans for immigration policy, announced this week at Conservative Party conference.

Science and Tech soundbites at the Conservative party conference
05 October 2016

With a new leader, the Conservative party conference is particularly interesting this year. CaSE intern Tom Denbigh takes a look at the mentions of STEM and what it says about government priorities.

A look at the Scottish and Welsh programmes for government
23 September 2016

CaSE intern Tom Denbigh examines the recently published plans for government for Scotland and Wales

Working Towards Improving Evidence Informed Policy
22 September 2016

Policy fellow, Dr Anusha Panjwani, reflects on her first month at CaSE

GCSE results 2016: STEM entries rise, grades falls
25 August 2016

As students across the country today get their GCSE results, CaSE intern, Gerard Westhoff, analyses the trends in the data, and looks at how STEM subjects fared this year.