Analysis & publications

James Tooze takes a look at today’s publication of business R&D expenditure in the UK.

With crunch time rapidly approaching on securing a deal in the Brexit negotiations, CaSE Executive Director Dr Sarah Main sets out why the UK’s long-term competitive edge requires a good deal for science with the EU.

Was there any new money for R&D? What does the budget mean for the 2.4% target? How did science & engineering fare? Deputy Director Naomi Weir takes a look.

CaSE has published its representation ahead of the the Government’s Autumn Budget 2018

CaSE was saddened to hear of the passing of Dr John Mulvey, one of the founding members of the Campaign for Science and Engineering.

Read our summary of a recent high-level CaSE member meeting on R&D investment with UKRI Chair, Sir John Kingman

CaSE’s report sets out the scale of public and private funding needed to reach the Government’s target of 2.4% of GDP on R&D by 2027 and 3% in the long-term.

Read CaSE’s evidence to the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee inquiry into the balance and effectiveness of research and innovation spending.

CaSE’s Executive Director and Deputy Director give their reflections on Labour and Conservative Party Conference.

CaSE’s Executive Director and Deputy Director give their reflections on Labour and Conservative Party Conference.

We review the MAC’s report and discuss what their recommendations could mean for the future of UK immigration

CaSE Chair Professor Graeme Reid has written to the Universities and Science Minister on the future of UK participation in EU research programmes.