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Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange (CUSPE)
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Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange (CUSPE) is a student-run society founded in 2012 by PhD students and post docs at the University of Cambridge. The society will build on the success of the CONNECTIONS lecture series, which brings prominent speakers to the University to discuss current topics in the sciences which intersect with key policy issues. CUSPE ’s mission is to build stronger links between early-career researchers at Cambridge and government policy officials, both within the UK and the European Union. The society strives to support young researchers who want to influence policy from an innovative research perspective as well as those who wish to pursue careers in government. CUSPE also encourages effective communication amongst researchers, scientists, engineers, industry representatives and policymakers as well as networking and career development opportunities. If you have a question about this list, please contact: Patrick Wollner; ; harryjack.armstrong; jad67; db412; Josh McTigue; rmc79. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 29 talks in the archive. Policy considerations for the continual advancement of space activity in the XXI century
Mind the gap: Science broadcasting and public engagement
How to communicate your research to policymakers
An introduction to science in policymaking: who, what, why and how?
Effective policy to address the UK's STEM gap: education, immigration and women in science
International Development - Where is the Evidence?
The Future of Education: Evidence and Technology in the Classrom
The Digital Agenda for Europe: More Innovative, More Sustainable, More Inclusive?
The Flawed Dominance of Economics: Engaging more Social Sciences in Government
Digital Connectivity in Cities: The Role of Policy
“The Impact of Impact: The future of science funding”
The Role of Evidence in Policy
Secrets behind the Cambridge Phenomenon: Good fortune or outstanding strategy?
Space Exploration: Is Manned Space Travel Worth The Cost?
Net Neutrality. A realistic dream or an expired reality?
The financial crisis: what went wrong and will it happen again?
Dealing with an Ageing Society: Perspectives from Science and Policy
The Challenges of Regulating the Internet
The Future of Energy: Views and Approaches by Government and Industry
The Challenges of Cyber Warfare
Science in the service of the developing worldThis lecture is now fully booked.
Efficiency, sufficiency, growth: which way to a low carbon society?Talk open to All - Registration required: www.dar.cam.ac.uk/connections
Drivers, Challenges and Approaches to Innovation in the Construction Sector
Science in EmergenciesTalk open to All - Registration required for reception
Science in ParliamentThe talk is open to the public. Doors open at 5:15pm
Evidence based policy making: How can government be an intelligent user of science?
The Copenhagen Accord: A significant 'first step' or a disastrously missed opportunity?
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Wednesday 20 April 2016, 17:00-19:30