Jackie Ouchikh

Head of Programmes at Centre for Science and Policy, University of Cambridge

Jackie Ouchikh
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Head of Programmes, Centre for Science and Policy

Jackie has been working at the Centre for Science and Policy since its inception in 2009. She manages the Professional Development and Events Programmes and is responsible for the delivery of the Centre's engagement mission through the marketing and execution of its events: Distinguished Lectures, Professional Development Policy Seminars and the Annual Conference, as well as other network-building activities.

Before joining the Centre for Science and Policy, Jackie worked as the External Relations Manager at the Cambridge-MIT Insitute (2004 - 2009) and as the Events Manager in the Institute for Manufacturing in the University of Cambridge (1998 - 2001).

Work

jackie.ouchikh@csap.cam.ac.uk
Dr Adam Heathfield

Pfizer
Tom Tolfree

Office of Projects Victoria (OPV)
Jane Rumble

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)
Professor Neil Lindsay

Defence Science & Technology Laboratory (Dstl)
Ross Neilson

Neuroleadership Institute
Elliot Shaw

Highways England
Dr Zeynep Engin

Data for Policy
Dr Fabrizio Sestini

European Commission
Dr Fiona Harrison

Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)
Dr David Jakubovic

Procter & Gamble
Matt Sanders

The Liberal Democrat Party
Dr Stephen Unger

Flint Global
Howard Covington

The Alan Turing Institute
Ian McDowell

Spencer West LLP

  • Projects

    Science, policy making and public dialogue: New and emerging issues in the UK

    The Centre for Science and Policy and the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) are collaborating on a horizon-scanning process, the focus of which will be new public policy issues that are likely to emerge in the UK in the next five to ten years.

Centre for Science and Policy, University of Cambridge

Head of Programmes

Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS), University of Cambridge

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  • In news articles

    How to measure what can't easily be measured

    A CSaP Policy Workshop to brainstorm ideas on how the NIHR can measure the impact of its interventions brought together academic experts with senior policy makers for an exploratory discussion.

  • In news articles

    Statesmanship in a scientific age

    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.