What will the impact of increasing numbers of people living in cities be on society, or biodiversity, or on food, water and energy security?

“Politicians don’t create jobs, entrepreneurs do. We’re going to support that mindset and push European start-ups beyond their comfort zone.”

CSaP announces the successful applicants to the Policy Fellowship and Junior Policy Fellowship for Easter Term (April-June) 2014.

Listen to CSaP Policy Challenges contributor, Mike Granatt, On the World Tonight.

Cambridge University Deputy Vice Chancellor, Dame Athene Donald, welcomed Cambridge academics to a reception which marked the launch of CSaP's fifth annual report.

CSaP is piloting a new programme for Visiting Research Fellows, which will bring internationally outstanding researchers to Cambridge for a residential programme.

CSaP will be playing a central role in all four of the Strategic Research Initiatives by fostering connections and two-way learning between government and academia.

Professor Helga Nowotny, President of the European Research Council, delivers the Dr S T Lee Public Policy Lecture 2013.

Calls for the closer integration of science in political decision-making have been commonplace for decades. However, there are serious problems in the application of science to policy — from energy to health and environment to education.

Following the most keenly contested election process yet, the new members of CSaP's Policy Fellowship have been announced for Lent Term 2014.