“Science isn’t finished until it’s communicated”, said UK Government Chief Scientific Adviser, Sir Mark Walport, as he delivered CSaP's distinguished lecture on 17 October.

A busy term ahead for the Policy Fellowship in Michaelmas 2013

CSaP publishes its latest report on the Policy Fellowships Programme and announces the first new Fellows for 2013/14

The Policy Leaders Fellowship - which extends the network to Directors General and Permanent Secretaries in Whitehall and their peers in other administrations, in industry and in the charitable sector - met for the first time in June 2013.

Chi gave a fascinating insight into the issues surrounding digital democracy and an invitation to make use of the technologies available to engage with our MPs as often as possible.

On 3 June, CSaP partnered with the Cambridge NanoDTC and the Royal Society of Chemistry to host a career development day for PhD students interested in nanotechnology policy.

In his talk, Dr Hugh Hunt discussed ways that engineering can help in the fight against climate change.

Earlier this month, CSaP partnered with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to host a two-day workshop in Cambridge which brought together experts from academia, government and the voluntary sector to discuss the changing face of poverty in the UK.

The University of Cambridge will join a group of partners in a project led by University College London to work at the Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst.

Over the past year, the total value of research grants won, of which CSaP’s work forms a part, totalled over £10 million.