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Last week was marked by two important events focused on improving mental health of Europeans: a Communication on a new Comprehensive approach to mental health and a High Level...
Justyna Bandola-Gill, Marlee Tichenor and Sotiria Grek discuss reflexivity as a strategic tool of experts who approach it epistemically, care-fully and instrumentally.
Knowledge mobilisation for science for policy ecosystems: A case study from the Capabilities in Academic Policy Engagement (CAPE) project, UK
Kayleigh Renberg-Fawcett, UCL’s Capabilities in Academic...
Different motivations of actors can constrain evidence use for sustainability. We outline the most important barriers and illustrate them for the example of pesticide policy and practice.
In spring 2020, my podcast app provided some 2 million podcasts to choose from... of which nearly half a million were in the 'science and technology' category...
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Mapping Parliamentary Research Mechanisms Around the World
Dr Vicky Ward – University of St Andrews, Scotland, UK & Parliamentary Academic Fellow, Parliamentary...
The first trans-European advanced course on science-based policy advice in agriculture and environment was held in October 2022 at VAC in Ghent, Belgium. More than 30 researchers, advisors...
On 2 December 2022, the Czech Presidency invited the EU-27 research ministers to discuss “science as an instrument to facilitate policymaking in the Member States” during the meeting of the Competitiveness Council...
In this blogpost, Valérie Pattyn & Pirmin Bundi discuss recent research on the relationship between different types of trust and citizen attitudes about evidence-informed policy making.