CaSE presents case studies from 13 research organisations demonstrating the barriers they face in the UK visa system, summarised in an accompanying briefing.
CaSE’s response to the skilled immigration developments in the news today. Specifically, the reported planned Government reduction in visa fees, Reform’s announcement on indefinite leave to remain, and changes to USA visa policy.
CaSE is excited to announce that The Institute of Cancer Research, London, has become its latest member organisation.
CaSE’s response to the cabinet reshuffle on Friday 5th September 2025.
CaSE will use the opportunity offered by the upcoming elections in Scotland and Wales to raise the profile of R&D and forge stronger connections with politicians in Holyrood and the Senedd.
An evidence synthesis, based on new economic analysis of UK R&D and innovation, commissioned by the British Academy and Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE), details the need for tailored support of technologies as they move from discovery to commercialisation and on to adoption.
The UK Government have announced a global talent drive to attract world-leading researchers and innovators, including the establishment of a Global Talent Taskforce.
CaSE’s initial response to Spending Review 2025 following the Chancellor’s speech and the publication of the supporting documents.
The weekend before the UK Government’s 2025 Spending Review, the Department of Science Innovation and Technology (DSIT) announced the headline R&D spending plans for the next four years.
DSIT have today announced the criteria that will be used by government to set ten-year R&D budgets. We welcome this positive step towards a long-term sustainable policy platform that allows the UK R&D sector to thrive.
On Monday 12th May 2025 the UK Government published an Immigration White Paper titled Restoring control over the immigration system. Here is CaSE’s initial response to the publication.
CaSE is pleased to announce the consortium of organisations, led by research agency Icaro, that will deliver the next phase of its public opinion research running 2025-2029.