CSaP has released an external impact assessment which identifies outcomes from the Policy Fellowship programme.

Professor Sarah Curtis discussed place and social cohesion at the first in a series of workshops on cohesive societies hosted by CSaP and the British Academy.

CSaP marked its tenth birthday with the release of the annual report and events at the Royal Academy of Engineers.

Professor Vogel gave the keynote address at the first event in CSaP’s new citizen science initiative.

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.

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.

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