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April 2012

BRIDGING THE "VALLEY OF DEATH": IMPROVING THE COMMERCIALISATION OF RESEARCH

March 2012

PRE-APPOINTMENT HEARING: CHAIR OF THE ENGINEERING

RISK PERCEPTION AND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

February 2012

RISK PERCEPTION AND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

January 2012

RISK PERCEPTION AND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

THE CENSUS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE

December 2011

ENGINEERING IN GOVERNMENT: FOLLOW-UP

The Census and Social Science

The Forensic Science Service: Government Response

  • James Brokenshire MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Crime Prevention gave evidence on 19 Dec. [68]
  • Andrew Rennison, Forensic Science Regulator gave evidence on 19 Dec. [68]
  • Professor Bernard Silverman, Home Office gave evidence on 19 Dec. [68]

November 2011

09 November 2011

  • Dr Richard Clayton, University of Cambridge gave evidence on 9 Nov. [53]
  • Professor Peter Sommer, London School of Economics gave evidence on 9 Nov. [53]
  • Dr Michael Westmacott, BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, but also representing the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Institution of Engineering and Technology gave evidence on 9 Nov. [53]

14 November 2011

  • Gordon Morrison, Intellect gave evidence on 14 Nov. [55]
  • Janet Williams, Metropolitan Police gave evidence on 14 Nov. [55]
  • Charlie McMurdie, Detective Superintendent, Head of Police Central e-crime Unit gave evidence on 14 Nov. [55]
  • Lesley Cowley, Nominet gave evidence on 14 Nov. [55]
  • James Brokenshire MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Crime and Security gave evidence on 14 Nov. [55]

Examination of Witness

Minutes of EvidenceHC 1538

SCIENCE IN THE MET OFFICE

October 2011

ALCOHOL GUIDELINES

Minutes of EvidenceHC 1538

Pre-appointment hearing with the Government's preferred candidate for Chair of the Technology Strategy Board

The evidence base for alcohol guidelines

September 2011

Spending Review 2010

The Government Office for Science Annual Review 2010-11

Treasury Chief Scientific Adviser

July 2011

Forest research

Practical experiments in school science lessons and science field trips

The Commissioning of X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy facilities

June 2011

PEER REVIEW

Practical experiments in school science lessons and science field trips

Scientific advice and evidence in emergencies: follow-up

May 2011

PEER REVIEW

  • Tracey Brown, Managing Director, Sense About Science gave evidence on 11 May. [40]
  • Dr Liz Wager, Chair of the Committee on Publication Ethics and Board Member of the UK Research Integrity Office gave evidence on 11 May. [40]
  • Mayur Amin, Elsevier gave evidence on 11 May. [40]
  • Dr Philip Campbell, Nature Publishing Group gave evidence on 11 May. [40]
  • Robert Campbell, Wiley-Blackwell gave evidence on 11 May. [40]
  • Dr Fiona Godlee, Editor-in-Chief, BMJ Group gave evidence on 11 May. [40]
  • Dr Andrew Sugden, Deputy Editor andInternational Managing Director, Science gave evidence on 11 May. [40]
  • Dr Rebecca Lawrence, Director, New Product Development, Faculty of 1000 Ltd gave evidence on 23 May. [41]
  • Dr Michaela Torkar, BioMed Central gave evidence on 23 May. [41]
  • Dr Mark Patterson, Public Library of Science gave evidence on 23 May. [41]
  • Dr Malcolm Read OBE, Executive Secretary, JISC gave evidence on 23 May. [41]
  • Dr Janet Metcalfe, Vitae gave evidence on 23 May. [41]
  • Professor Ian Walmsley, University of Oxford gave evidence on 23 May. [41]
  • Professor Teresa Rees CBE, Cardiff University gave evidence on 23 May. [41]

Peer review in scientific publications

April 2011

The Forensic Science Service

  • Professor Bernard Silverman, Home Office gave evidence on 27 Apr. [33]
  • Andrew Rennison, Forensic Science Regulator gave evidence on 27 Apr. [33]
  • Mr James Brokenshire MP, Home Office gave evidence on 27 Apr. [33]
  • Stephen Webb, Home Office gave evidence on 27 Apr. [33]

March 2011

ASTRONOMY AND PARTICLE PHYSICS

PFIZER'S DECISION TO CLOSE ITS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITY AT SANDWICH

  • Rt Hon David Willetts MP, Minister of State for Universities and Science gave evidence on 2 Mar. [26]

Strategically important metals

The Forensic Science Service

UK Centre for Medical Research and Innovation (UKCMRI)

  • Rt Hon David Willetts MP, Minister of State for Universities and Science gave evidence on 2 Mar. [23]
  • Earl Howe, Department of Health gave evidence on 2 Mar. [23]

February 2011

Pfizer's decision to close its research and development facility at Sandwich

  • Dr Richard Barker, Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry gave evidence on 28 Feb. [24]
  • Dr Olivier Brandicourt, President and General Manager of Pfizer's Primary Care Business Unit, co-chair of the company's Portfolio Strategy and Investment Committee gave evidence on 28 Feb. [24]
  • Dr Rod MacKenzie, Senior Vice President and Head of Worldwide Research for PharmaTherapeutics Research and Development gave evidence on 28 Feb. [24]
  • Dr Ruth McKernan, Senior Vice President and Site Head, Sandwich, Chief Scientific Officer for Pfizer Regenerative Medicine gave evidence on 28 Feb. [24]
  • Richard Blackburn, Pfizer UK gave evidence on 28 Feb. [24]
  • Dr David M Hollinshead, Royal Society of Chemistry, Science Policy Director, AstraZeneca gave evidence on 28 Feb. [24]

PFIZER’S DECISION TO CLOSE ITS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITY AT SANDWICH

Strategically important metals

UK Centre for Medical Research and Innovation (UKCMRI)

January 2011

Spending Review 2010

Strategically important metals

  • Professor David Manning, Secretary for Professional Matters, Geological Society gave evidence on 26 Jan. [18]
  • Dr Bernie Rickinson, Chief Executive, Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining gave evidence on 26 Jan. [18]
  • Dr Mike Pitts, Royal Society of Chemistry gave evidence on 26 Jan. [18]
  • Ian Hetherington, British Metals Recycling Association gave evidence on 26 Jan. [18]
  • Sophie Thomas, Design Council gave evidence on 26 Jan. [18]
  • Tony Hartwell, Knowledge Transfer Manager, The Environmental Sustainability Knowledge Transfer Network gave evidence on 26 Jan. [18]
  • Louis Brimacombe, Head, Environment and Sustainability Research Team, Tata Steel gave evidence on 26 Jan. [18]

Technology and Innovation Centres

  • Iain Gray, Technology Strategy Board (TSB) gave evidence on 12 Jan. [15]
  • Rt Hon David Willetts MP, Minister for Science and Universities gave evidence on 12 Jan. [15]

The Reviews into the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit's E-mails

  • Lord Oxburgh, Chair, Science Assessment Panel gave evidence on 25 Jan. [4]

December 2010

Scientific advice and evidence in emergencies

  • Professor Sir John Beddington, Government Chief Scientific Adviser gave evidence on 1 Dec. [11]
  • Lord Adonis, former Secretary of State for Transport gave evidence on 1 Dec. [11]
  • Rt Hon Andy Burnham MP, former Secretary of State for Health gave evidence on 1 Dec. [11]
  • Rt Hon Baroness Neville-Jones, Minister of State for Security gave evidence on 1 Dec. [11]
  • Rt Hon Mr David Willetts MP, Minister of State for Universities and Science gave evidence on 1 Dec. [11]

Technology and Innovation Centres

  • Dr David Bembo, Member of Council, Association for University Research and Industry Links gave evidence on 15 Dec. [13]
  • Dr Tim Bradshaw, Confederation of British Industry gave evidence on 15 Dec. [13]
  • Professor Ric Parker FREng, Director of Research and Technology, Rolls-Royce Group gave evidence on 15 Dec. [13]
  • Patrick Reeve, Chair of the BVCA Venture Capital Public Policy Committee, British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association gave evidence on 15 Dec. [13]
  • Pam Alexander, SEEDA Chief Executive, Regional Development Agencies (RDAs) gave evidence on 20 Dec. [14]
  • Professor Richard Brook, President, Association of Independent Research and Technology Organisations (AIRTO) gave evidence on 20 Dec. [14]
  • Professor Nigel Perry, Chief Executive, Centre for Process Innovation Ltd (CPI) gave evidence on 20 Dec. [14]
  • Professor Keith Ridgway, Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) gave evidence on 20 Dec. [14]

November 2010

Scientific advice and evidence in emergencies

Spending Review 2010

October 2010

Scientific advice and evidence in emergencies

The Government Office for Science Annual Review 2009

The Reviews into the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit's E-mails

September 2010

The UK Space Agency

  • Dr David Williams, UK Space Agency gave evidence on 8 Sep. [6]
  • Andy Green, Chief Executive, Logica and Co-Chair, Space Leadership Council gave evidence on 8 Sep. [6]
  • Richard Peckham, UKspace gave evidence on 8 Sep. [6]

July 2010

Setting the scene