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
R&D Decade: Exploring public attitudes to advocacy
19 May 2020
As part of the R&D Decade project, Public First has compiled a report exploring the public’s attitudes to different types of advocacy and campaigns.
The Power of Place
12 May 2020
CaSE’s report ‘The Power of Place’ examines how to maximise the local economic impact of greater R&D intensity across the regions and nations of the UK.
Covid-19 and the UK research landscape
04 May 2020
We reflect some of the key issues arising from the Covid-19 pandemic for our member organisations
A voice for the whole research system
04 May 2020
CaSE Executive Director Dr Sarah Main on the need to protect the entire research ecosystem from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.
R&D Decade: Campaign Profiles
01 May 2020
As part of R&D Decade project, Public First have profiled 25 campaigns to better understand the secrets of their success or failure.
R&D Decade: Campaign Themes
01 May 2020
As part of the R&D Decade project, Public First has compiled eight key tools for a successful campaign.
R&D Decade: Literature Review
01 May 2020
As part of the R&D Decade project, Public First has reviewed the existing literature on what makes a successful campaign.
UK research investment rises in 2018
03 April 2020
Latest figures shows increases to public and private R&D investment
CaSE reflections on the 2020 Budget
12 March 2020
James Tooze takes a look at budget pledges for science and engineering
CaSE representation to 2020 Budget
10 March 2020
Read our formal submission to the Treasury ahead of the Budget.
Looking ahead to the 2020 Budget
10 March 2020
We outline our key asks for the budget and what we will be looking out for on the day
A future immigration system – unanswered questions
21 February 2020
James Tooze looks at the questions the Government announcement does not answer