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.
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 ...
In the first episode of CSaP's new podcast series on Science, Policy and Pandemics, Professor Julia Gog and Professor James Wood discuss epidemiological modelling and covid-19.
Our annual event welcomes more than 200 people from across a range of government, academic and business organisations to discuss our most recent work on research and policy ...
What do we know about social cohesion in the context of covid-19? As part of CSaP's 2020 Virtual Annual Conference, we heard from a practitioner and two academics ...
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What can we learn from the way that government decision making has sometime posed economics and public health against each other? How can decision-makers consider economic and health ...
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