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Advice to the Prime Minister on harnessing research and development in the UK creative industries
10 Victoria Street London SW1H 0NB Prime Minister 10 Downing Street London…
PRIME MINISTER’S COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY HARNESSING RESEARCH…
27 March 2024 Dear Dame Angela and Lord Browne, COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND…
The Prime Minister’s Council for Science and Technology (CST) met with the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) today in Washington, D.C. to discuss shared science and technology priorities.
Government to discuss with venture capitalists how to work best with them to harness their ideas, adopt transformative technologies and address various challenges.
Advice on opportunities to strengthen the UK’s sovereign space capability.
Professor Dame Angela McLean visited the United States to launch the US-UK Strategic Dialogue on Biological Security, visit US laboratories, and take part in discussions with scientists, scientific advisers and companies wor…
Professor Dame Angela McLean visited Japan and Korea to take part in discussions on science and technology, including with scientific leaders, officials and experts.
Advice from Council for Science and Technology (CST) on the prioritisation of investment in the capabilities laid out in the National Space Strategy is published.
The Council for Science and Technology wrote to the Prime Minister in October offering advice on opportunities to further drive research and development in the UK’s creative industries.
Professor Dame Angela McLean DBE FRS has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
The Government Chief Scientific Adviser takes part in a panel encouraging more honours nominations from the STEM community in the north of England.
A new database of Areas of Research Interest has been developed by the Government Office for Science and the Economic and Social Research Council.
DSIT becomes first central government department to join STEM Futures: the cross-Whitehall scheme to drive science and tech expertise among civil servants.
The Council for Science and Technology wrote to the Prime Minister in June offering advice on Horizon Europe and welcomes the announcement on the association of the UK.
The Council for Science and Technology (CST) wrote to the Prime Minster in June to offer advice on association to Horizon Europe.
The Government Chief Scientific Adviser visited Birmingham recently, spending the morning at the Big Bang Fair and afternoon at Tyseley Energy Park.
This is a transcript of the event 'In Conversation with Sir Patrick Vallance: An Exclusive Keynote and Q&A' held at the Natural History Museum on 23rd March 2023.
Professor Dame Angela McLean DBE FRS takes up the role of Government Chief Scientific Adviser (GCSA) today after being appointed by the Prime Minister in February.
Professor Dame Angela McLean has been appointed as the new Government Chief Scientific Adviser
New report on scenarios for public-service demand for wireless connectivity in 2030 published today.
Sir Patrick Vallance travels to Oxfordshire to visit The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and First Light Fusion (FLF).
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