CUSPE Communications
About this collection
CUSPE Communications provides a platform for articles on a range of science policy issues. Submissions are open to any member affiliated with the University – undergraduate, postgraduate, visitor, or staff.
Recent Submissions
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Public Health in the Developing World: Tackling Vector-Borne Diseases
(Cambridge University Science Policy Exchange, 2019)One of the most pressing policy issues of the modern era is how to improve public health in the world’s poorest regions. Of particular concern are those diseases spread by mosquitos: the World Health Organisation estimates ... -
Ensuring Societal Advancement through Science and Technology: Pathways to Scientific Integration
In an increasingly digitised world, those within STEM fields have a responsibility to communicate their research in an accessible manner to the funders and end-users of their innovation. Steps should be taken to incentivise ... -
Implementing UK Wind Energy: Lessons from Environmental Psychology
(CUSPE, 2013-01-01)As the UK aims to produce 15% of its energy consumption from renewables by 2020, planning policy becomes increasingly important to facilitate the large-scale implementation of renewable technologies. As it stands, there ... -
Heritage Science: Neglected but Necessary in Planning for the Future
(CUSPE, 2013-01-01)While most scientists look to the future, heritage scientists focus on preserving the past. Bridging science and art, this little-known field encompasses the conservation, interpretation and management of cultural assets. ...
