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CaSE in the Media

As a trusted source of independent and responsive analysis, we regularly comment in the media on a wide range of R&D policy issues. Below you will find a list of all the recent appearances CaSE has made in print, broadcast and digital media.

For any media inquiries please contact our press team or you can explore our latest press releases.

May

Research Fortnight (14/05): ‘Negative rhetoric’ eclipses easing of visa routes for scientists

Research Fortnight (12/05): UK’s global talent visa route to be made ‘easier’ for scientists

Research Fortnight (09/05): Reducing international student numbers ‘would make UK poorer’

Times Higher Education: (09/05): Student visa crackdown won’t bring political victory, Labour told

April

Research Fortnight (09/04): Ten things we learned from RPN Live 2025

Chemistry World (08/04): UKRI faces real terms budget cut for coming year

WonkHE (07/04): The politics of universities, defence, and R&D spending

Times Higher Education (04/04): UKRI budget quells fears over dual support research system

Research Fortnight (03/04): ‘Avoid unrealistic expectation for R&D funding to drive growth’

March

Research Fortnight (27/03): University cuts threaten ‘complete loss’ of some research fields

Research Fortnight (27/03): 8am Playbook: Spring statement

Times Higher Education (26/03): Spring Statement offers no answers to university funding crisis

UKSPA Breakthrough Magazine (13/03): Making the CaSE for R&D in the UK

Research Fortnight (12/03): No time to waste: UK and EU research relations need attention

Research Fortnight (12/03): UK and EU leaders urged to forge closer R&D ties in ‘reset’ talks

February

Research Fortnight (26/02): Government missions require long-term R&D plan, says Case

Science (26/02): Fusion scientist named chief of the U.K.’s national funding agency

January

Research Fortnight (23/01): Cautious optimism as Reeves trails review of visas for scientists

Previous years

On Thursday 7th September 2023 the UK secured association with European research programmes.

Our Executive Director appeared across the media with our reaction to the news.