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
Read the full results of CaSE’s People’s Vision for R&D public dialogue project exploring society’s stake in R&D.
As part of CaSE’s People’s Vision for R&D public dialogue project exploring society’s stake in R&D, CaSE has made recommendations for action from the R&D sector.
A CaSE Briefing looking at why Universities are a crucial component of the research and development (R&D) ecosystem.
Investing in R&D creates new jobs and future industries, new educational opportunities, and the economic growth that will pay for our local and public services and strengthen our communities.
Ensuring business research and development (R&D) investment continues to rise is vital if the UK is to achieve its research intensity ambitions.
The next Government must commit to using research and innovation as the route to improving people’s lives and livelihoods in the UK.
CaSE hosted five workshops to gather views on the priorities, barriers and solutions that could help build a stronger relationship between the public and the R&D system, as well as collect examples of existing best practice.
CaSE have looked closely at the detail of recent immigration and visa changes and the impact they are having or are anticipated to have on the R&D sector.
This briefing explores attitudes to R&D across the UK’s regions, based on evidence from CaSE’s Discovery Decade 2022-23 public attitudes study.
This briefing covers responses to terminologies tested in CaSE’s Discovery Decade 2022-23 public attitudes study, which comprised five nationally-representative surveys polling a total of 20,000 people, and 14 focus groups.
This briefing considers demographic differences in attitudes to R&D in CaSE’s Discovery Decade 2022-23 public attitudes study.
This report sets out some of the challenges for education and skills provision across the UK, and calls on government to support an integrated skills system.