The latest report from the Discovery Decade team considers a selection of sector-led efforts to unite R&D advocates and shift the identity of R&D in people’s minds, in order to understand what worked and what we can learn for the future.

The Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) is excited to welcome Frontiers to its growing membership.

The Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) are excited to welcome the UK Dementia Research Institute (UK DRI) to its membership.

CaSE’s Discovery Decade project has today published a set of reports highlighting best practice in engaging the public on R&D

In a speech to the CBI today the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has set out his plan for innovation in the UK. At the same time in a Written Ministerial Statement, Science Minister George Freeman announced a raft of funding measures aimed at the UK’s R&D sector.

The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, announced a series of measures in today’s Autumn Statement and Spending Review.

Following the appointment of Rishi Sunak as leader of the Conservative Party, and expectedly as Prime Minister in the near future.

In response to the latest mini budget, delivered by the new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, which has suggested cuts to public sector are likely in the near future.

On 28 September, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Chris Philp, warned that the government would be seeking “efficiency savings” in Whitehall spending and “iron discipline” in public spending. Commentators have speculated that capital investment may be targeted, including cuts to R&D.

The Chancellor has today published his Growth Plan 2022, which includes announcements on the role of science and technology in economic growth and investment in home-grown R&D.

CaSE has published it’s annual review for 2021-2022, giving an overview of our achievements and the value we bring to the entire sector

After winning the Conservative leadership election, Liz Truss is set to be appointed Prime Minister