On 1 May the Centre for Science and Policy hosted a workshop in association with the Centre for Law Medicine and Life Sciences at the University of Cambridge. The overall aim was to identify and discuss key issues in intellectual property (IP) policies and strategies affecting the development of genomic medicine.

The role which art plays in conflict and conflict resolution was the topic of this panel chaired by Dr Tristram Riley-Smith.

A panel of speakers brought together the challenges and opportunities presented by rapid growth and urbanisation of cities.

Policy Fellows hear how growing the social investment market can contribute to the goals of public sector reform and support economic growth.

The penultimate session of the Climate and Sustainability in Multiple Dimensions seminar series saw talks from Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, Professor Charles Kennel and Lord Martin Rees on the relationship between humanity and nature, and its implications for sustainability.

On Friday 6 March a small group of CSaP associates gathered to discuss how the new European Commission is taking shape.

CSaP's Policy Leaders Fellows discuss the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence.

CSaP ran a policy workshop on “Making Systems Resilient”, organised in partnership with Dr Nathan Crilly, from the Engineering Design Centre, University of Cambridge.

A renewed focus on innovative research and development spending by major UK departments would create new export-oriented industries and help rebalance the economy, says a new 65-page report entitled Creating Things for Markets that Don’t Exist.

Professor Steven Chu, a Nobel Prize winner and former US Secretary of Energy under President Obama, visited the University of Cambridge to deliver the 2014 Dr S T Lee Public Policy Lecture on energy and climate change.