James Wilsdon
International Science Policy Centre, The Royal Society
James Wilsdon is Director of the International Science Policy Centre at the Royal Society, the UK's national academy of science. From 2001 to 2008, he worked at Demos, first as Head of Strategy, then Head of Science and Innovation.
at 12:00am on Sunday, 2nd April 2006
Few people outside Westminster will be aware of the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology, but it quietly makes a significant contribution to UK science policy, through its independent analysis and advice to MPs, Peers and select committees. Its regular overviews of emerging debates - known as 'POST notes' - are a useful place to turn if you're looking for an A to Z of stem cell biology or a beginner's guide to climate science.
Now they've published a new POST note on 'Debating Science', which includes discussion of some of Demos' work.
Few people outside Westminster will be aware of the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology, but it quietly makes a significant contribution to UK science policy, through its independent analysis and advice to MPs, Peers and select committees. Its regular overviews of emerging debates - known as 'POST notes' - are a useful place to turn if you're looking for an A to Z of stem cell biology or a beginner's guide to climate science.
Now they've published a new POST note on 'Debating Science', which includes discussion of some of Demos' work.
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