Earlier this month, CSaP partnered with the Royal Academy of Engineering to host a meeting on how engineering thinking and methods could be applied to policy problem-solving. The meeting was attended by a number of CSaP Policy Fellows from a broad range of organisations representing government, think tanks, and the private sector.

A Professional Development Policy Workshop looking at the role of evidence and expertise in making transport policy, with a particular focus on how it can influence health and wellbeing.

The greatest challenges facing global leaders and the skills needed for effective leadership in the modern world were examined in a series of events as part of the Churchill Statesmanship Programme 2015.

On 24 November 2015 CSaP ran a policy workshop on the subject of 'How do you make Europe a global pro-innovation actor?' The workshop came at an important time for the EU and its member states.

CSaP is delighted to announce the names of the successful applicants to the Fellowship for Lent Term 2016

This event with TechUK considered technological innovation in Europe in a complex policy landscape.

Extreme heatwaves could create conditions in several Middle Eastern cities that would exceed the threshold of what human beings can endure.

On 18 September 2015, CSaP teamed up with Cambridge Big Data and the Royal Statistical Society to run a workshop exploring how data science and ‘Big Data’ can help inform and improve public policy.

Professor Susan Owens' latest book presents a fascinating analysis of expertise and policy formation, based on an in-depth study of the UK Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution.

Cambridge professor, Tim Lewens, offers an introduction to the philosophy of science in his recently published book on The meaning of science.