Read Prof Arthur Petersen’s guest blog for CaSE
Capacities for dealing with complex and uncertain evidence Recently the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) published a guest … Read More
Watch Prof Arthur Petersen’s Inaugural Lecture at STEaPP
A Climate of Change? Renegotiating Values in Science and Engineering Advice View the recording of the lecture here. Arthur Petersen … Read More
Registrations Open: OECD Evidence-Informed Policy Making Event – Paris 26 & 27 June
OECD – Governing better through evidence-informed policy making REGISTRATIONS OPEN: 26 – 27 June 2017, OECD Conference Centre, Paris … Read More
Scientists-in-Residence launches in Melbourne
Melbourne based not-for-profit organisation, Scientists-in-Residence, recently held one of their science advice events as part of the Melbourne Knowledge Week … Read More
INGSA workshop on social science advice to policy: perspectives from an early career researcher
Alessandro Allegra Doctoral Candidate in Science and Technology Studies, University College London @a.allegra What are the current challenges and … Read More
Brexit: Impact on Science – Watch the debate
Brexit: Impact on Science LONDON: On 8th May, EuroScience and The Royal Institution in London hosted a highly successful … Read More
Pacific Islands – Samoa Mar 2017
In partnership with UNESCO, INGSA held a meeting in Apia, Samoa March 29th to 30th 2017 with representatives from Pacific Small Island … Read More
Revision of the UNESCO Recommendation on the Status of Scientific Researchers
Following an extensive consultation process, UNESCO has now released its Revisions on the Recommendation on the Status of Scientific Researchers. … Read More
Upcoming Workshop on Science advice for public policy: A multi-level perspective
“Science advice for public policy: A multi-level perspective” Date: Wednesday 12th April 2017 Time: 10:00-11:00am Venue: Stockholm Environment Institute, 11 … Read More
Social Science workshop in Germany
The role of social sciences in public policy processes is an increasing focus of academic and science policy debates, with … Read More