Samuel Houlberg

Policy Fellowships Coordinator at Centre for Science and Policy, University of Cambridge

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Policy Fellowships Coordinator, Centre for Science and Policy

Samuel Houlberg is Policy Fellowships Coordinator at the Centre for Science and Policy, where he is responsible for fostering networks and collaboration between policymakers and academics.

Samuel completed a BA in French and History from King's College London, spending a year abroad teaching English in France, and an MPhil in American History from the University of Cambridge.

Prior to joining CSaP, he worked as a baker, and he has also been a research assistant on projects looking at the internment of foreign 'aliens' in Britain during WWII, and studying eighteenth-century Neapolitan material culture.

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Centre for Science and Policy, University of Cambridge

Policy Fellowships Coordinator

  • 24 June 2025, 10am

    CSaP Annual Conference 2025

    Our annual conference is designed for an audience of researchers and policy professionals working in government, industry and the third sector, and for anyone who has an interest in the role of research evidence to inform policy making.

  • 20 February 2025, 5:30pm

    2025 Christ's Kennel Climate and Sustainability Seminar: Nature and rights

    The 2025 Christ's College Climate Seminar: Nature and rights – what legal frameworks and practices do we need to protect all life on Earth?

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  • In news articles

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  • In news articles

    Fractured Union? An analysis of the UK state and the consequences of devolution

    CsaP’s Continuing Policy Fellows met with Professor Michael Kenny, Inaugural Director of the Bennett Institute for Public Policy at Pembroke College. Professor Kenny led a roundtable discussion based on his book Fractured Union: Politics, Sovereignty and the Fight to Save the UK.