CSaP and Energy@Cambridge co-hosted a knowledge exchange at the British Academy to mark the release of the book "In Search of Good Energy Policy."

A CSaP Policy Workshop, organised in collaboration with Professor of European Law, Kenneth Armstrong, explored the challenges and choice points that Brexit poses for regulatory agencies.

Chaired by Dr Molly Morgan-Jones, Director of Policy at the British Academy, this panel discussion explored the political environment surrounding marine systems and climate change, and their intersect.

Speaking at CSaP's 2019 annual conference, former DExEu Permanent Secretary, Philip Rycroft, suggested that the UK is facing both practical and existential questions in the face of Brexit.

Following a competitive election process, the Centre has announced the names of the successful applicants to the Policy Fellowship for Michaelmas Term 2019.

At our annual conference on 26 June, the Cambridge Centre for the Study of Existential Risk led a panel discussion on extreme risks and the challenges that impossible to predict ‘black swan’ events pose for policy makers.

The Centre for Science and Policy was very sorry to learn about the death of a great friend and colleague, Dr Finbarr Livesey, who died from cancer on 2 September 2019.

Clare Moriarty, Permanent Secretary of the Department for Exiting the European Union kicked off the 2019 CSaP annual conference with a presentation on how Brexit is shaping the civil service. She categorised the effects that Brexit has had on the civil service over the last three years into five key chapters.

A panel discussion highlighting the challenges for British land management policy post Brexit

Representatives from industry, academia and government discussed ethics in an age of rapid technological advancement.