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 2011
Knowledge into action; development in the Arctic Region
A round table discussion was held on the theme of "Knowledge into action; development in the Arctic Region" at The Royal Society on 14th December, 2011
Read MoreStimulating economic growth by increasing the contribution from research, innovation and the Higher Education sector
Read MoreThe impact of the development of shale and tight gas reservoirs on global energy supply
Read MoreLifting barriers for career paths for women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Read MorePublic procurement as a tool to stimulate innovation – the House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee Report
- 2011
- Dinner, Discussion
Can better use be made of public data for example in health research?
- 2011
- Dinner, Discussion
A debate on the question "Can better use be made of public data for example in health research?" was held on 8th June, 2011
Read MoreThe Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident - implications for the UK
- 2011
- Dinner, Discussion
The Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident - implications for the UK - debate centred on the Weightman Interim Report on the Fukushima nuclear incident
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