Analysis & publications

On 14th January 2015 CaSE brought together the science spokespeople of the three main parties to debate which party would best promote science and engineering if they were to gain power in the 2015 general election.

To kick off the election year, CaSE is holding a cross-party science debate and has published a booklet of ten actions we want to see the next government take to enable science and engineering to thrive.

On Friday night Dr Ellen Stofan, NASA’s Chief Scientist, gave the Campaign for Science and Engineering’s 24th Annual Distinguished Lecture.

The Coalition Government sought views from the sector to inform development of their Science and Innovation Strategy.

CaSE has published its Annual Review for 2013-14, giving a summary of CaSE’s activities over the year, including meetings with ministers, policy consultations, events, finances, and campaign achievements.

CaSE and the Science Council submitted a joint response to the BIS capital consultation.

A briefing on how EU membership and European funding impacts UK success

Ahead of the 2014 European Elections, CaSE and Euroscience asked the parties to set out about their EU science and engineering policies.

This CaSE report shows that diversity in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) is much needed, but by all measures progress is too slow.

A landmark study exploring the contribution of the UK science base to the UK economy at the level of industry, universities and individual researchers.

A new independent report for CaSE shows that investing public money in science and engineering is good for the economy

Read a summary of the discussion at the 2014 CaSE opinion forum on immigration which fed into our election briefings.