Events during May 2012
Workshop on politics and ecosystem services
CSaP, in association with Defra, Natural England and the Natural Capital Initiative, is organising a round-table workshop to explore how ecosystem services could be made more politically tractable.
Professional Development Policy Seminar for health scientists
The Centre for Science and Policy, partnering with the Cambridge Institute of Public Health and the Centre for Diet and Activity Research (CEDAR), will deliver a Professional Development Policy Seminar for early career researchers, introducing them to the opportunities and the realities of engaging with policy.
Sara Silvestri - From Irish to Muslim threats: Evaluating the impact of counter-terrorism in multi-ethnic Britain
Cambridge Public Policy Seminar Series
Dealing with an ageing society: Perspectives from science and policy
Talk by Professor Christopher Dobson FRS, Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge & Master of St John's College Cambridge, with Mr Mark Gorman as discussant.
Biodiversity knowledge politics conference
This conference will be jointly hosted by the Centre for Science and Policy, University of Cambridge; Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) and the Natural History Museum in London.
Susan Phillips - You take the high road, and we’ll take the high road: The new terrain of co-regulating good governance
Cambridge Public Policy Seminar Series
Mobilising the Geeks: Bringing science back to the centre of policy
The next lecture in the CSaP Distinguished Lecture Series will be delivered by Mark Henderson, Head of Communications at The Wellcome Trust and former science editor of The Times.
Seppe Cassettari - Geographic data in support of public policy: The example of a housing age and type survey for planning
Cambridge Public Policy Seminar Series
Alcohol policy: A gap between evidence and practice
A Hughes Hall Centre for Biomedical Science in Society and Cambridge Public Policy Special Seminar
Ben Plowden - “When a man is tired of London...”: The politics, pressures and practicalities of working for the Mayors of London
Cambridge Public Policy Seminar Series