CSaP Associate Fellow and Winton Professor for the Public Understanding of Risk in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, David Spiegelhalter, has received a Knight Bachelor for services to Statistics.

Last month, Vince Cable gave a detailed account of the current state of our post-school training system and how we again need to close the gap that Anthony Crosland set out to do over half a century ago.

What role does evidence and networks of expertise play in the policy development process? This was the question that science spokespersons from the three main Westminster parties were asked to address at CSaP's annual conference last month.

On 10 April at the Microsoft Centre in Brussels, a new centre was launched which will focus on the issues stemming from the intersection of technology and regulation.

Taking the lead from the recent migration-themed edition of Research Horizons, a publication that serves to pioneer research from Cambridge, the University was represented by a wide range of academics who work on different aspects of migration.

CSaP announces its first Policy Challenges briefing on 'emergency behaviours' at the 2014 annual conference.

What will the impact of increasing numbers of people living in cities be on society, or biodiversity, or on food, water and energy security?

“Politicians don’t create jobs, entrepreneurs do. We’re going to support that mindset and push European start-ups beyond their comfort zone.”

CSaP announces the successful applicants to the Policy Fellowship and Junior Policy Fellowship for Easter Term (April-June) 2014.

Listen to CSaP Policy Challenges contributor, Mike Granatt, On the World Tonight.