Two cultures: can policy makers and academic institutions ever work together effectively? CSaP founders lecture by David Cleevely.
A roundtable discussion in Cambridge for our Policy Leaders Fellows explored the risk-taking behaviour of young people.
How can advances in digital technologies help address challenges and opportunities in an increasingly digitally-reliant world?
Patrick Vallance kicked off the Centre for Science and Policy’s Annual Conference with a keynote speech, just eleven weeks after starting his new role as the Government’s Chief ...
"Intelligence as Ideology: its History and Future" by keynote speaker @stephenjcave from @LeverhulmeCFI at our annu… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
As @cisl_cambridge celebrates its 30 year anniversary, @Cambridge_Uni Vice Chancellor Professor Stephen Toope comme… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
The first session at CSaP's annual conference was chaired by Dr Helen Munn, Director of the Academy of Medical Sciences, and included world leading experts on behaviour change ...
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