Events during 2011
Science in emergencies
Mr Andrew Miller, MP for Ellesmere Port and Neston, and Chair of the Science and Technology Committee, will deliver a lecture on ‘Science in Emergencies’ on 3 March 2011.
Research, policy and practice for innovation in the high-tech economy
Discussions on research, policy and practice for innovation in the high-tech economy between researchers, policy makers and practitioners of innovation in Cambridge and Massachusetts, as part of the State Governor of Massachusetts Innovation Economy Mission to the UK
Science futures
Join leading experts from the worlds of science, politics and economics to debate how your tax money should be spent.
Drivers, challenges and approaches to innovation in the construction sector
A lecture by Professor Jeremy Watson, Chief Scientific Advisor of the Department for Communities and Local Government, and Global Research Director of Arup
Measuring national well-Being – what matters to you?
The Office for National Statistics is developing a set of measures of national well-being to complement economic measures - such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP) - that until now have underpinned evaluations of ‘how the UK is doing’.
The Centre for Science and Policy research questions programme (ReQuest)
The CSaP Science and Policy Studies Centre Interest Group has launched a programme to identify key questions concerning the relationship between science and policy.
Behaviour and health research unit launch event
The aim of BHRU is to contribute evidence to national and international efforts to achieve sustained behaviour change that improves health outcomes and reduces health inequalities. The BHRU will launch on 11 April 2011.
Science on the Inside
A joint event between CSaP and GO Science which will bring together scientists and policy professionals to explore the increasing impact of science on policy from the perspective of practitioners.
Charles Clarke - Dealing with change
Cambridge Public Policy Seminar
Efficiency, sufficiency, growth: Which way to a low carbon economy?
How much carbon do we need to emit to live well? What universal living standards can we look forward to in future decades, if we have to drastically reduce carbon emissions?
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