Have you seen the line-up for #CSaPAnnualConference2024 on 18 June The Royal Society?

Andrew Griffith MP & Chi Onwurah 💙, Minister & Shadow Minister of State for Science, Research & Innovation will discuss the future of UK science & tech

For info & other speakers see shorturl.at/xGSV5

Watch this! 📽️
Marriage: What is it good for?
Our Director, Professor Gordon Harold was recently a panellist, alongside Claer Barrett, Sir Nicholas Mostyn,
Caitlin Moran & Professor Berkay Ozcan for this thought-provoking discussion hosted by Boodle Hatfield LLP 🧵1/2

Make sure to join this online & in-person event where CSaP's Tatiana Iakovleva & Kavya Neeba will speak on

'Bridging Research and Policy: An Introduction to Centre for Science and Policy (CSaP)'

Tue 14 May (11:00)

Reg & info 👉 bit.ly/4djuCGt

🗣️ Join us in-person or online on Tuesday 14th May at 11am, when Prof Sarah-Jayne Blakemore will host Kavya Neeba & Tatiana Iakovleva from CSaP - The Centre for Science and Policy, for the CFR Seminar Series.

Sign up: bit.ly/4djuCGt

#CFRSeminars

🔬🍃 Activism & science: what space is there in science for activism around the climate and biodiversity crises?

🗓️ 13 May
📍 CRASSH
crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/41105

Join us for a half-day event, open to academics, students and members of the public, where we will explore such questions

🌍 Climate change is a social issue!

Join us for an event with Cambridge Zero on how social sciences, arts, and humanities have helped to reframe and shape climate’s narratives, geographies, histories, and politics

🗓️ 7 May 2024
📍 CRASSH
crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/42063

Watch our short introduction to the Rudd Research Centre, learn what we do and how you can get involved! #RuddCamResearch 📽️💡

Join Athene Donald in conversation with Sharon Peacock, Prof. of Microbiology & Public Health Cambridge University on May 10 👉ow.ly/t4zh50RgXvr

Sharon founded COVID-19 Genomics UK (COG-UK) Consortium in April 2020 to provide SARS-CoV-2 genomes towards the UK pandemic response Cambridge Department of Medicine CSaP - The Centre for Science and Policy

📢 📢 We are looking for a Research Associate in Economics to support the Cambridge Zero Policy Forum (part-time)!

👉 Click on the link below for further information and how to apply. ⌛ Deadline 5 May, 2024

forms.office.com/e/ydgtfCR4ix

🚨Job opportunity🚨

Cambridge Zero Policy Forum seeks a part-time Research Associate in Economics to support the development of a report for policy makers examining green investment as a growth strategy for the UK

Apply by midnight 05 May

App & info 👉 shorturl.at/hrS09

🚨New report🚨

CSaP collaborated with Centre for Assuring Autonomy to host a series of workshops for academics, policy makers, & regulators on ‘Robotics, Autonomous Systems and AI in Safety-Critical Applications’ 🧪🤖🦠

The report with recommendations can be accessed at shorturl.at/hEOQ3

Dr Dave Smith now taking questions at the Annual Cleevely Lecture 2024 St John's College, Cambridge #cleevelylecture

Regulation can be highly creative if industry and Government work closely together #cleevelylecture innovators and regulators talking to each other in sandboxes is a key focus

Regional finance is important, and Cambridge has shown what can happen in an innovation cluster #cleevelylecture @cscipol

Government can make the most difference with taxpayers money by investing in disruptive products e.g. with the Science and Technology Fund #cleevelylecture

Manufacturing Catapaults are important for industry and academia to come together, and collaboration important for innovation #cleevelylecture

Disruptive or breakthrough products are seldom the first but are the best in their category in terms of the company, marketing and design #cleevelylecture

The UK is a global leader in #AI and technological design and innovation, making world-class products sold globally #cleevelylecture

A full house today for the Annual Cleevely Lecture with Dr Dave Smith, the UK National Technology Advisor #cleevelylecture @stjohnscam@CSciPol