Reports

This briefing provides recommendations to unlock progress towards the third theme from CaSE’s vision, which sets out that in 2045: R&D fosters national capability while being outward looking.

This report explores how changes in the UK’s political landscape could impact R&D.

This briefing series summarises attitudes within each of the five main UK voter groups and offers advice on how to better engage with them about R&D.

This briefing provides recommendations to unlock progress towards the fourth theme from CaSE’s vision, which sets out that in 2045: R&D exists in an open innovation system with strong private and public collaboration.

This briefing summarises attitudes to R&D in Wales. It is based on evidence from a nationally representative survey of 1,626 adults (16+) in Wales in January 2026.

This briefing summarises attitudes to R&D in Scotland. It is based on evidence from a nationally representative survey of 2,707 adults (16+) in Scotland in January 2026.

As both the global and national picture for R&D continues to change, this work sets out to explore what the future might hold in the coming decades.

This report explores how people in Scotland and Wales think and feel about R&D and politically salient issues ahead of the May 2026 Holyrood and Senedd elections.

This briefing summarises findings on attitudes to R&D and place from CaSE’s Public Attitudes to R&D 2025 study.

This briefing summarises findings on the public’s attitudes to the benefits of R&D from CaSE’s Public Attitudes to R&D 2025 study.

This briefing summarises findings on attitudes towards trust in R&D actors from CaSE’s Public Attitudes to R&D 2025 study.

This briefing summarises findings on the public’s priorities and outlooks from CaSE’s Public Attitudes to R&D 2025 study.