Past

• 1 November 2018, 1:30pm

  Climate Change and Technology

  Organised by the Cambridge Centre for Climate Science, this meeting brings together experts in the science of climate change and experts in the science that underpins promising technologies.

• 31 October 2018, 5pm

  In conversation with Glen Weyl

• 29 October 2018, 10am

  Research culture: changing expectations

  The Royal Society conference "Research culture: changing expectations" will take place on 29 and 30 October. Confirmation of your place will be received by 14 September.

• 27 September 2018, 6pm

  Behaviour Change by Design Annual Lecture 2018

  Dr David Halpern from the Behavioural Insight Team will discuss "Applying Behavioural Insights to Policy" on 27 September at Downing College Cambridge.

• 20 September 2018, 6:15pm

  North Korea's Nuclear Policy

  Dr Wade Huntley from the US Naval Postgraduate School will be giving a talk on North Korea's nuclear policy on 20 September.

• 20 August 2018, 9am

  Improving the uptake of research into policy

  Wellcome and POST are running a course on 20 and 21 August on improving the uptake of research into policy.

• 11 July 2018

  Cambridge Innovation Summer Summit 2018

  This event, now in its fourth year, will be a day of inspiration, insight and action for thought leaders from the world's best companies who are shaping the global innovation landscape.

• 5 July 2018, 6:30pm

  Debating the future of Artificial Intelligence

  CSaP is working in partnership with our sister centre in Frankfurt – the Mercator Science Policy Fellowship Programme – to host a panel discussion in Brussels.

• 28 June 2018, 9am

  Expertise, trust and public policy

  Expertise, trust and public policy. The 2018 CSaP Annual Conference will be held at the Royal Society on 28 June.

• 11 June 2018, 5:30pm

  Two cultures: can policy makers and academic institutions ever work together effectively?

  The UK has scientific advisers at the top of government, but with science, engineering and technology playing greater and greater roles in our lives there is a correspondingly greater need for a broader understanding of these issues by policy makers.