Through our workshops, Fellowships and research programme, we have pioneered new ways of bringing academia and public policy together.
In the second of the 2017 climate seminar series, Clive Maxwell, Director General of Energy Transformation at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, described some of ...
A project on multilingualism will aim to show the importance of modern European languages, UK indigenous languages and emerging community languages in areas like social cohesion, cultural awareness, ...
A CSaP Policy Workshop convened a panel of experts to discuss the implications of advances in data science and genomics.
Dr Emily Shuckburgh explains how machine learning techniques can be used to improve climate model predictions and provide a more sophisticated understanding of climate change risks in the ...
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Will political events of 2016 provoke a fundamental rethink of the role of institutions at the intersection of science, innovation, expertise, politics and power?
Our programmes, workshops, and professional development activities provide opportunities for policy professionals and researchers to discuss and debate high-priority public policy issues.
Our Policy Fellows describe the programme and its benefits in their own words.
We help academics increase the policy impact of their work by facilitating meaningful connections through our workshops and Fellowships.
Our workshops provide a forum to cross examine and re-evaluate issues that are of direct relevance to policy makers.
"Handling risk is a vital task for any government. By building timely and relevant connections between government and academia, the Centre for Science and Policy is making a significant contribution to improving the use of evidence in public policy."