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The combined views of experts from academia, industry and government captured at roundtables about a range of topics can be found in the summary meeting notes below.
Science advice note: How will human genome databases change between now and 2030, and who will hold them in the UK?
Rapid projects support government departments to understand the scientific…
Science advice note: What is the evidence base for plausible biological mechanisms for health impacts of ultra-processed foods (UPF)? and Evidence review of epidemiology and clinical trials in relation to health impacts of u…
Science advice note: What are the priority research questions for enabling a risk-based approach to Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in the built environment?
Guidance setting out good practice for the operation of scientific advisory committees and map of scientific advisory committees / councils and arm’s-length bodies associated with government departments.
The Prime Minister’s Council for Science and Technology (CST) and the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) have published a joint statement on shared science and technology priorities.
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.
Guidance requiring all government research to be conducted in accordance with the Concordat to Support Research Integrity, which is a national framework for good research conduct and its governance.
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.
A Foresight project supporting a holistic and long-term approach to resilience and risk planning across government.
Access support and expertise to help you think about the future.
Foresight projects give evidence to policymakers to help them create policies that are more resilient to the future.
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…
A review which addresses the capability of government science and engineering, recommending actions to further embed government science into policymaking.
Summary of the Council for Science and Technology (CST) meeting in September 2023.
Areas of research interest (ARI) give details about the main research questions facing government departments.
Science advice note: What are the technical and policy barriers to increasing EV battery recycling capacity in the UK?
Science advice note: What drives adaptive purchasing behaviours (APB), and what methods can be used to predict and mitigate them during crises?
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