The following list sets out upcoming events of the Foundation for Science and Technology.

22Oct

What does effective engagement between science and policy actually look like?

What does effective engagement between science and policy actually look like?
  • 2026
  • Lecture
  • Online

In this first webinar in "FST Future Leaders: The Big Questions", our Future Leaders will explore how researchers, policymakers and others working across science and technology can build more meaningful relationships, communicate evidence effectively and understand the different pressures and perspectives that shape decision-making.

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11Nov

In conversation with Lord Vallance

In conversation with Lord Vallance
  • 2026
  • Discussion
  • Harwell Science Campus

Lord Vallance joins Lord Willetts at Harwell Campus to discuss the future of UK science, innovation, growth and the OxCam Corridor.

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17Nov

Communicating science: how do we talk about what we do, and does it work?

Communicating science: how do we talk about what we do, and does it work?
  • 2026
  • Lecture
  • Online

In this webinar, members of the FST Future Leaders programme will explore what effective science communication looks like, how we adapt what we say for different audiences, and how we know whether our communication is actually working.

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16Dec

From innovation to impact: the role of science and technology in economic growth

From innovation to impact: the role of science and technology in economic growth
  • 2026

In this webinar, members of the FST Future Leaders programme will explore what it takes to move from innovation to impact. Where does the UK do well, and where do promising ideas get stuck? What roles do research, investment, skills, infrastructure, business and government play? And should we be thinking more broadly about how new technologies are adopted and spread across the economy?

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More details will be added in due course. For further information and to register interest in attending future events, please contact the Foundation at office@foundation.org.uk