Networks of evidence and expertise for public policy

19 July 2021, 12pm

Seminar: Policymaking – why it matters to us, how it works, what to do

Why is it so difficult for UK governments to make progress on tackling obesity and food systems?

15 July 2021, 12:30pm

Proof for life – where next for the evidence linking nature and health

21 June 2021, 4pm

A Virtual Dialogue: How economics can save the world

A joint event with the Natural History Museum in Berlin: With our current economic system, we are consuming huge amounts of resources and destroying the web of life on earth. The recently published Dasgupta Review, commissioned by the UK Treasury, shows in 604 pages that biodiversity conservation must become a permanent feature in all areas of policy and the economy. Protecting nature's invaluable contributions to humankind is the critical challenge of the coming decades.

10 June 2021, 3pm

How to be a science diplomat in Europe

The Centre for Science and Policy is collaborating with the Berlin Center for Global Engagement of the Berlin University Alliance to organise a talk which will be delivered by Dr Jan Marco Müller – a former CSaP Policy Fellow, and the current Science & Technology Advisor in the European External Action Service (EEAS).

7 June 2021, 4pm

Pathways to Linking Science and Policy in the Field of Global Risk

26 May 2021, 5pm

Give Me Inspiration! The Paradigm Shift with Chi Onwurah

A series of conversations with distinguished professional women, hosted by the Master of Churchill College, Professor Dame Athene Donald.

23 March 2021, 5pm

David Cleevely Annual Lecture: Professor Dame Angela McLean

The inaugural lecture of the CSaP Annual Cleevely Lecture Series was delivered online by Professor Dame Angela McLean, Chief Scientific Adviser (CSA), Ministry of Defence.

21 January 2021

2021 Christ's College Climate Seminars

The 2021 Christ's Climate Seminar Series will examine ways in which effective action against disease and climate and environmental emergencies might be achieved through a focus on framing, public participation, and an appreciation of place.

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