evidence synthesis

Grantham Scholar George Asiamah looks at scientific advice, policy and the tension between populist politics and science. Introduced by Professor James Wilsdon.  An introduction to INGSA by James Wilsdon Evidence has never been in greater demand; nor has it been more contested. From ageing to artificial intelligence, public health to […]

Dr Manoj Menon and Dr Stuart Casson are editors of a special issue on water use efficiency (WUE). They both […]

Samuel Leigh (POST Fellow for Energy and Environment in Houses of Parliament) visits the Grantham Centre to discuss POSTnote on […]

Beware false sustainability solutions, warns Professor Peter Horton, we need for a rigorous system to check green claims.  We live […]

In 2017, Grantham Scholars and other University of Sheffield researchers joined the March For Science in London. More than 12,000 […]

Grantham Scholar Angesh Anupam was part of the University of Sheffield’s delegation to COP22 in Marrakech. Here Angesh gives us […]

A shortage of data on the weather in Antarctica is hampering efforts to understand climate change in the region, according […]

Tropical cyclones in the Philippines are more extreme and cause greater amounts of devastation, a new study from Grantham Scholar […]

Open data could bring enormous benefits to sustainable farming, and the policy that encourages it. Here, Grantham Scholar Daniel Casey […]

For Journal Club physicist Dr Jenny Clark asked the Grantham Scholars to consider whether photovoltaics systems (such as silicone-based solar […]