FST JOURNAL

This issue of the Foundation's journal includes reports of the post- Brexit International research collaboration debate, the use of biometrics and facial recognition technologies, and a guest editorial on a sustainable and inclusive future for all by Jim McDonald.

This issue of the Foundation's journal includes reports on solving the UK's productivity conundrum, aviation in the current day, and debate surrounding the two research cultures continue.

This issue of the Foundation's journal includes reports of debates on delivering the Paris Agreement, the risk of a flu pandemic and technology in support of the justice system and an editorial by Gavin Costigan.

Reports of debates on the importance of place in the Government's Industrial Strategy, improving measures of economic growth, R&D spending targets and "what are universities for" have been published in the Foundation Journal.

This issue of FST Journal includes an editorial on the role of research institutes, UKRI, the Hackitt Review of building regulations, the future of farm support and the impact of Distributed Ledger Technology on trading, finance and insurance.

Academies and independent advice, industrial strategy for the UK, business strategy for Scotland, meeting air quality targets, diagnosing cancer earlier, the rise of machine learning, the future of social care and an obituary for Sir Brian Neill.

Putting science into diplomacy, the challenge of raising skills levels, creating smart cities and the impact of demographic and medical trends on society are discussed in the latest issue of FST journal - Volume 22, Number 1.

Reports of debates on UKRI, Brexit, national resilience to flooding, adolescence to adulthood, overseas development and an obituary of the Rt Hon the Lord Jenkin of Roding Hon FRSE have been published in the FST Journal - Volume 21, Number 10.

This issue of the FST Journal is now on the website and includes an editorial by Sir Paul Nurse and meeting reports on EU membership, forensic science and the work of the National Infrastructure Commission.

In this issue of FST journal, there are articles on Brexit, data, valuing finance and insurance sectors and fixing bias due to gender in grant allocation.