In-depth reviews of key areas and decisions facing the R&D sector, with recommendations for progress
Rapid analysis of events and data across the sector, offering the perspective of the CaSE team
Political and press letters, as CaSE seeks to push for action on key issues facing the R&D sector

We look at what the Labour Party 2024 manifesto could mean for science and engineering.

We look at what other party manifestos could mean for science and engineering.

We look at what the Conservative Party 2024 manifesto could mean for science and engineering.

We look at what the Liberal Democrat 2024 manifesto could mean for science and engineering.

CaSE is gathering evidence on the benefits of university-led R&D to the UK research system and the potential impact of the current financial situation facing universities on these benefits.

General election calls for a unified voice in tune with the public, says Alicia Greated. This post first appeared in Research Fortnight on 1st May 2024.

Ahead of the General Election, CaSE is supporting the R&D sector’s advocacy by exploring attitudes to R&D and politically salient issues; our first poll looks at economic growth and how people would like their next MP to act on issues related to R&D.

CaSE analysis of Government Expenditure on R&D (GovERD) statistics for 2022.

CaSE’s analysis of the 2024 Spring Budget.

The Office for National Statistics have released the latest business enterprise research and development data for the UK in 2022.

On 30th January, Labour announced its plan for the life sciences sector. CaSE welcomes the proposals and encourages Labour to extend their commitments to the whole science and innovation sector.

DSIT released a series of announcements as it marked its first anniversary on 9th February 2024. Below we take a look at some of these updates.