Most recently, we've launched a podcast series on Science, Policy and Pandemics, which is produced in partnership with the Cambridge Immunology Network and Cambridge Infectious Diseases and which is available on all major podcasting platforms.
Science, Policy and PandemicsThrough our workshops, Fellowships and research programme, we have pioneered new ways of bringing academia and public policy together.
Can health technology foster greater resilience in our health care systems? What lessons have we learned from the covid-19 pandemic about the role of technology in healthcare provision?
How can we move towards cleaner, greener and smarter forms of growth in the aftermath of the current crisis?
In the fourth episode of our podcast series on Science, Policy & Pandemics, Dr Rob Doubleday spoke with Dr Daniela De Angelis, Professor of Statistical Science for Health ...
Our workshops, seminars, lectures and annual conference bring together policy professionals and researchers to discuss and debate high-priority public policy issues.
Sir John Kingman has announced he will step down after a successful five-year period as Chair of @UKRI_News in May… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen Toope pays tribute to Bill Gates Sr., founding @Gates_Cambridge Trustee: bit.ly/33ziApm
The challenges facing government tend to be mutlifacted, complex, chronic, social, economic and environmental, and their causes and potential solutions are typically unobvious, suggests Paul Kett, Director General ...
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Our programmes, workshops, and professional development activities provide opportunities for policy professionals and researchers to discuss and debate high-priority public policy issues.