Analysis & publications

Daniel Rathbone and Camilla d’Angelo discuss the latest ONS R&D statistics, and what they might mean for policy and advocacy. The new gross domestic expenditure on R&D (GERD) release shows that the UK has been doing much more R&D than previously thought.

As part of the Discovery Decade study, CaSE spoke to those shaping the public-facing identity of campuses, institutes and developments to understand how they connect with the communities on their doorsteps.

As part of the Discovery Decade study, CaSE brought together a group to understand how they engage the public with R&D through their fundraising campaigns and donor communications.

As part of the Discovery Decade study, we held a workshop with organisations across Greater Manchester to explore R&D opportunities and to consider how the public can be brought into these discussions

In this piece our policy team analyse the recent R&D statistics released by the ONS. In a future piece we will look at the implications of these new statistics for policy and advocacy by the sector.

An unattributed summary of the roundtable co-hosted by Vialto Partners and the Campaign for Science and Engineering on Monday 31st October 2022.

Executive Director Professor Sarah Main gives her report on CaSE’s activities and successes at the 2022 AGM on 15th November.

Policy Officer Camilla d’Angelo breaks down yesterdays Autumn Statement and what it means for R&D.

Our Assistant Director, Daniel Rathbone, considers the latest political developments and what this might mean for R&D

The Government’s commitment to reach an R&D intensity of 2.4% GDP by 2027 represents a step change in UK R&D capacity of the order of 50% in a 10-year period. It is essential to consider skills as a dimension of this ambition.

The public values practical benefits above science superpower status, say Ben Bleasdale and Daniel Rathbone

Our Assistant Director, Daniel Rathbone, takes stock of the current political climate and what it means for R&D