Read the articles from our previous editions of the research review.
COVID-19 is perhaps the most significant science policy issue of our time.
Researchers at the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU) have examined critical issues surrounding diagnostic technologies, vaccines and therapeutics, and response paradigms.
Professor Nicholas Crafts explains why the current downturn in UK productivity growth is unprecedented.
Drs Emma Russell and Chidiebere Ogbonnaya explore the expanding role of remote working.
Dr Galina Gonacharenko on how to make organisations more accountable for workplace abuse.
Project X investigates how project delivery can be improved and how this can be translated into delivering government policy.
How can Science, Technology and Innovation Policy help us achieve the Sustainable Development Goals?
Professor Michael Beverland considers the resurgence in ‘legacy technologies’.
Dr Josh Siepel explodes the stereotype of the creative industries.
Professor Carol Alexander outlines a new course in this emerging area.
Michael Gasiorek explains how economic models can help predict the Brexit winners and losers.
Benjamin Sovacool explores how families could be guided to reduce their emissions.
Dr Natasha Slutskaya lifts the lid on the bin-workers of London.
Dr Palitha Konara and Dr Vikrant Shirodkar research multinational challenges.
