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.
Making the most of UK/China research and innovation partnerships
- 2014
- Dinner, Discussion
Responding to the rapid increase of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in organisms
- 2014
- Dinner, Discussion
A debate on the challenge of dealing with increasing Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) was held on 4th June. The report is on the web site www.foundation.org.uk
Read MoreDelivering the Agri-tech Strategy - improving the quality and productivity of the UK food production and processing sectors
- 2014
- Dinner, Discussion
Policy choices for the reduction of bovine tuberculosis (TB)
- 2014
- Dinner, Discussion
Report, presentations and audio files from the debate on "policy choices for the reduction of bovine tuberculosis (TB)" is now on the Foundation web site - www.foundation.org.uk
Read MoreTurning knowledge into value – adding value to the marine sector from research and innovation
Read MoreThe challenge of communicating the uncertainty in risk estimates to decision makers
- 2014
- Dinner, Discussion
The economics of decarbonisation of the UK electricity supply – how much are we prepared to pay to meet carbon reduction targets?
- 2013
- Dinner, Discussion
Economics of decarbonisation of the UK electricty suppy - speakers James Smith CBE, Carbon Trust, Dr David Clarke FREng, CE, Energy Technologies Institute and Baroness Verma, DECC
Read MoreMaximising the value of the UK strengths in research, innovation and higher education
- 2013
- Dinner, Discussion
A debate on maximising the value of the UK strengths in research, innovation and higher education was held on 13th November, 2013. The speakers were Sir John O'Reilly, Ben Ritchie and Professor Geoff Rodgers
Read MoreDigital participation: how can digital access be made available to everyone?
- 2013
- Dinner, Discussion
A debate was held at the Royal Society of Edinburgh on 31st October on Digital participation; how can digital access be made available to everyone? The report is now on the web site.
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