Tuesday, 16th June 2015 (09:00-13:00)
Venue: Central London
This Event is CPD Certified
Guests of Honour: Paul Mason, Deputy Director, Research and Chief Scientific Advisor, Innovate UK and Dr Anne-Marie Coriat, Director of Capacity, Skills and Infrastructure, Medical Research Council
Timed to examine Government’s post-election plans for UK science and innovation policy, and informed by the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee’s inquiry on Priorities for science, this seminar will bring together key stakeholders from the academic community and R&D-intensive industries with policymakers.
Following the present government’s focus on ‘eight great technologies’, delegates will discuss how public funding priorities for science should be decided into the future and how to encourage further private sector investment into UK R&D – as well as the implementation and record so far of the Science and Innovation Strategy, announced following the 2014 Autumn Statement.
For more information, please see:
https://www.westminsterforumprojects.co.uk/forums/event.php?eid=1022&t=10150
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