DSIT released a series of announcements as it marked its first anniversary on 9th February 2024. Below we take a look at some of these updates.

A General Election year presents a real opportunity for the R&D sector to make our voices heard.

An unattributed summary of a roundtable organised by CaSE at the University of Birmingham, sponsored by LifeArc, on Tuesday 17th October 2023.

CaSE has launched its R&D Advocacy Toolkit with a pair of guides for organisations and individuals who want to make R&D matter to more people, whether that’s the public or politicians.

The Discovery Decade team discusses the results of the latest piece of polling from its major piece of research into public attitudes to R&D.

This briefing covers responses to terminologies tested in CaSE’s Discovery Decade 2022-23 public attitudes study, which comprised five nationally-representative surveys polling a total of 20,000 people, and 14 focus groups.

Executive Director Professor Sarah Main gives her final report on CaSE’s activities and successes this year, as well as her reflections on a decade leading CaSE, at the 2023 AGM on 28th November.

CaSE takes a look at the Government’s response to Sir Paul Nurse’s independent review of the UK’s research development and innovation organisational landscape.

CaSE is pleased to officially announce the start of our public dialogue exercise exploring society’s stake in research in the UK.

What does the 2023 Autumn Statement mean for research and innovation?

The 2023 CaSE Annual Lecture was given by Prof Dame Angela McLean.

CaSE looks back at George Freeman’s tenure as Minister of State for Science, Technology and Innovation, and welcomes new Science Minister Andrew Griffith.