Two cultures: can policy makers and academic institutions ever work together effectively? CSaP founders lecture by David Cleevely.

The second session at CSaP's annual conference was chaired by Rosa Wilkinson, Communications Director for the High Value Manufacturing Catapult, and included experts from BEIS, Cambridge and the Institute for Apprenticeships.

The first session at CSaP's annual conference was chaired by Dr Helen Munn, Director of the Academy of Medical Sciences, and included world leading experts on behaviour change from the University of Cambridge, UCL and Defra.

This session highlighted the potential opportunities provided by data science and AI, and how these might influence or aid future policymaking.

This session highlighted the importance of effective communication to ensure trustworthiness.

Patrick Vallance kicked off the Centre for Science and Policy’s Annual Conference with a keynote speech, just eleven weeks after starting his new role as the Government’s Chief Scientific Adviser.

CSaP Policy Fellows attended a talk on the current science capability of the UK government.

CSaP’s Continuing Policy Fellows came together last month to discuss broad challenges in developing evidence informed policy, as well as the potential use of advances in data science and digital technologies for public policy.

Medical imaging technologies are advancing at an unprecedented rate, providing a challenge for NHS England to keep up to date with the latest developments.

A roundtable discussion in Cambridge for our Policy Leaders Fellows explored the risk-taking behaviour of young people.