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
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.
Select Committee Chairs announced
19 October 2016
Select Committee Chairs were announced today, including Stephen Metcalfe for the S&T Committee.
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.
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.
Brexit and science: one month on
28 July 2016
CaSE Director Dr Sarah Main welcomes the Prime Minister’s commitment to science research, and outlines priorities for the UK’s negotiations to leave the EU.
Will science thrive in the new Government?
15 July 2016
CaSE welcomes Theresa May as the new Prime Minister, and examines the opportunities and challenges the new Government structure poses for UK science and engineering.
Where does Theresa May stand on science and engineering?
11 July 2016
As Theresa May today becomes the new Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party, CaSE intern, Gerard Westhoff, examines her science credentials and asks, will she be a pro science Prime Minister?