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
The future history of how science is organised in the UK
23 March 2005
Comments at the Future Histories of Science meeting, Cambridge Science Festival on 23 March 2005.
The future of science in Northern Ireland
01 March 2005
Invited Lecture given at the University of Ulster on 24 November 2004.
Saving strategic science
05 January 2005
SBS response to the House of Commons Science & Technology Committee’s inquiry into strategic science provision English universities.
Letter to Minister of Higher Education
05 January 2005
Letter sent to Dr Kim Howells, Minister for Higher Education, from The Save British Science Society’s Chairman and Director.
SBS submission to the House of Commons Science & Technology Committee’s scrutiny of Research Councils UK
01 January 2005
Save British Science is pleased to submit this evidence in advance of the committee’s scrutiny session on RCUK.
Balancing different elements of the research landscape
06 September 2004
SBS response to the Scottish Executive’s consultation on the draft research strategy for SEERAD.
A fair and transparent system of distributing European taxpayers’ money to European scientists
12 July 2004
SBS response to the consultation on the 7th European Union Framework Programme.
Attracting the Best report
05 July 2004
A report on recruiting and retaining world class researchers in the UK’s universities.
An opportunity to save British science
07 April 2004
SBS response to the consultation on a 10-year investment framework for science and innovation.
Time for a change
01 April 2004
SBS response to the House of Commons Science & Technology Committee’s follow-up inquiry into the Research Assessment Exercise.
Letter to Sir David King and Sir Keith O’Nions
18 March 2004
A letter from the SBS director to Government science advisers Sir David King and Sir Keith O’Nions on the government’s ten-year investment framework for science.
A competitive market in ideas
01 February 2004
SBS response to the House of Commons Science & Technology Committee’s inquiry into scientific publications.