Why does the UK struggle with growth?

Ahead of and since the UK’s decision to leave the EU in 2016, CaSE has successfully advocated for the UK to associate with Horizon Europe and other EU research programmes.

Donald Trump’s re-engagement with Russia has given new urgency to European discussions

TUM and Imperial are jointly researching the negative effects of microplastics and nanoparticles on health in a new center.

In a world increasingly subject to uncertainty and crisis, Europe has a responsibility to lead the way in tackling global challenges, using science and technology for the benefit of us all. A key inst...

Requirement among red lines drawn up by Brussels ahead of 2025 negotiations

How can the Conservative Party recover from electoral catastrophe? A new report from the Centre for Policy Studies, built around an extensive programme of quantitative and qualitative research led by ...

U.K. prime minister rejects “utterly” the idea his country has to pick a side as Donald Trump looms.

A ‘cultural enrichment programme’ would bring young Europeans to Britain for set-length courses in exchange for cutting red tape

[FREE TO READ] Business and education experts say diminished role for companies could undermine reforms

If appointed, Gordon Brown’s former communications chief would lead reset talks with Brussels

Lord Hague of Richmond will serve as the next Chancellor of University of Oxford, having won a majority of support in the final round of voting for the post.

Foregoing a degree for an apprenticeship, saving during Covid and being born and bred in the capital have helped. With sky-high rents, others are not so lucky

Having had three friends in high places — the US, the EU and China — the UK contemplates life with none

Our academic institutions supply the innovation that is key to growth but we must learn to commercialise it better