CaSE is pleased to announce the consortium of organisations, led by research agency Icaro, that will deliver the next phase of its public opinion research running 2025-2029.

Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) is delighted to announce that the Innovate UK Catapult Network has become its latest member organisation.

CaSE’s initial response to the publication of the Department for Science Innovation and Technology (DSIT) spending allocations for 2025/26.

On 26th March 2025 the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered a spring statement. Here is CaSE’s initial response.

A new report sets out evidence, including public opinion polling, on the integral role of R&D in driving progress on the UK Government’s missions.

On Tuesday 25th February 2025, Professor Sir Ian Chapman was announced as the new CEO of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), taking over from Professor Dame Ottoline Leyser, who has held the role since 2020.

CaSE is delighted to announce five new organisational members.

New findings published today by CaSE show that focussing on partnerships, pride, and pay-offs are the most effective way to connect with public audiences when talking about global-facing R&D.

Strengthening R&D’s local identity offers a huge opportunity to connect with broader public audiences, according to a new report from CaSE.

CaSE has been awarded a grant of £2.7million over five years by Wellcome, to extend and evolve our work exploring public opinion towards R&D.

CaSE’s initial response following the 2024 Autumn Budget delivered by Chancellor, Rt Hon Rachel Reeves MP.

Today the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) has published its 2023-24 Annual Review.