EVENTS
The Foundation organises events on key topics in science, research, technology or innovation, bringing together parliamentarians, civil servants, industrialists, researchers, learned societies, charities and others. Those events focus in particular on areas where there are policy decisions needed, which in turn need to be informed by this wide range of inputs and viewpoints. Summary reports are prepared for all events, and these - along with presentation slides, videos of speakers and audio files - are available online after events.
Filter: Year 2016
Making good use of science and innovation in overseas development programmes
- 2016
- Lecture
Lecture by Professor Charlotte Watts FMedSci, CSA, Department for International Development on making the most of science and innovation in overseas development programmes.
Read MoreThe opportunities for and threats to the research and innovation communities from Brexit
- 2016
- Dinner, Discussion
The vision for UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
- 2016
- Dinner, Discussion
A debate on the vision for UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) took place on 9th November - see www.foundation.org.uk
Read MoreHealth, happiness and well-being: supporting the transition from adolescence to adulthood
- 2016
- Dinner, Discussion
Joint Fouindation for Science and Technology and The Royal Society of Edinburgh debate on health, happiness and well-being took place on 26th October in Edinburgh
Read MoreThe National Flood Resilience Review: the lessons learned from recent flood events in the United Kingdom
- 2016
- Dinner, Discussion
What is the value to the economy of the finance and insurance sectors?
- 2016
- Dinner, Discussion
How should universities and Research Councils proactively respond to gender bias in success rates in grant applications?
- 2016
- Dinner, Discussion
Is a paradigm shift taking place in the ways individuals and organisations access, analyse and protect data?
- 2016
- Dinner, Discussion