Analysis & publications

Claire McAlinden, Director of Operations in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences at Queen’s University Belfast, shares thoughts from the All-Party STEM Meeting in Stormont.

Policy Intern, Lizzie Dellar, discusses her first three weeks at CaSE.

CaSE Director Dr Sarah Main asks whether it’s time to turn our backs on all-male committees?

CaSE reviews the launch event of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Migration’s report focusing on the migration concerns of SMEs and public sector organisations post-Brexit.

CaSE has published its Annual Review for 2016-17, giving a summary of its activities and campaign achievements over the last 12 months.

Following today’s results from the first year of ongoing GCSE reforms, we take a look at some of the headline numbers concerning science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

CaSE analysis of this year’s A-level results.

James Tooze reflects on today’s exam results from Scotland.

Policy Officer, James Tooze, reflects on his first three weeks at CaSE.

Using evidence well isn’t a ‘nice to have’; it is essential to good policy making. We’re working to move from theory into practice.

Naomi Weir reflects on the Innovate UK #infocus women in innovation exhibition at Getty Images Gallery (open until 29th July)

Theresa May’s manifesto commitments to science spending might fall victim to her weakened position – or it could be her legacy, says Director Dr Sarah Main, writing in Research Fortnight.