Reports

This briefing summarises public attitudes to R&D and businesses. It is based on evidence from extensive quantitative and qualitative research carried out by CaSE since 2022.

This briefing summarises public attitudes to R&D and universities. It is based on evidence from extensive quantitative and qualitative research carried out by CaSE since 2022.

This briefing summarises public attitudes to R&D and government and politicians. It is based on evidence from extensive quantitative and qualitative research carried out by CaSE since 2022.

This briefing summarises public attitudes to R&D and charities. It is based on evidence from extensive quantitative and qualitative research carried out by CaSE since 2022.

This report details the results of CaSE’s major research study, Public Attitudes to R&D 2025.

This briefing summarises notable demographic trends from CaSE’s landmark study Public Attitudes to R&D 2025.

In this briefing CaSE has collated insights from 15 research organisations demonstrating the barriers they face in the UK visa system.

Ahead of the upcoming DSIT allocations, CaSE, UUK, and ARMA have joined forces to examine the real impact that financial constraints are having on UK universities and the need to put it on a sustainable footing.

This synthesis draws out key policy implications from the findings of a report commissioned by the British Academy and CaSE. The systems-based analysis of the strengths and weaknesses within the UK’s innovation system, ‘From Research to Productivity: A Systems Analysis of UK Innovation Pathways’, was conducted by Cambridge Econometrics.

In 2024, the British Academy and CaSE commissioned Cambridge Econometrics and the Innovation and Research Caucus to conduct this systems-based analysis of the strengths and weaknesses within the UK’s innovation system.

This briefing sets out recommendations to strengthen the UK’s regional R&D, synthesised from Campaign for Science and Engineering’s (CaSE’s) longstanding work in this area.

To ensure we track the most relevant attitudes and issues, CaSE has engaged across the breadth of the R&D sector. This note summarises roundtable discussions with around 40 organisations, setting out the themes and topics they see as priorities for this tracker.