The question of ‘how can government better understand how the public behaves in an emergency situation?’ was addressed in this policy challenge. You can download the report here.

The RCUK Global Uncertainties programme is examining the causes of insecurity and how security risks and threats can be predicted, prevented and managed. The role of the External Champion is to support and enhance the delivery of impact from GU research.

The Centre for Science and Policy and the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) are collaborating on a horizon-scanning process, the focus of which will be new public policy issues that are likely to emerge in the UK in the next five to ten years.

A major new European Commission funded project on biodiversity science and policy, undertaken by a consortium of 30 partners from 18 countries.

A review of good practice examples of how to translate research into practice in order to promote the sustainable management of natural resources and to allieviate poverty.

This research project aimed to explore how the role of Chief Scientific Advisors changed between 1990 and 2010.

The CSaP Science and Policy Studies Group is running an ambitious programme to identify key questions on the relationship between science and policy.