Laura Sayer

Name:	Laura Sayer
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	25 Jan 2023, 10:35 a.m.

Public lists managed by Laura Sayer

• 2020 Christ’s College Climate Seminars
• Centre for Science and Policy Lectures
• Two cultures: can policy makers and academic institutions ever work together effectively?

Talks given by Laura Sayer

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Talks organised by Laura Sayer

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• Climate Seminar 2: Practical climate politics for the 2020s - prospects for global capital markets
• Democracy and Distrust after the Pandemic
• Centre for Science and Policy Annual Lecture - What does it take to achieve science-informed policy?: the case of antimicrobial resistance
• 2020 Christ's Climate Series: Seminar 4
• 2020 Christ's Climate Series: Seminar 4
• 2020 Christ's Climate Series: Semimar 3
• 2020 Christ's Climate Series: Seminar 2
• 2020 Christ's Climate Series: Semimar 1
• The 2019 Dr Seng Tee Lee Lecture: Prospero’s Practicum - Conjuring the 4th Industrial Revolution on an Even Smaller Island
• Citizen science: reshaping relations between science, government and citizens
• Is the British Civil Service an endangered species?
• How to stop bad data driving out the good in an age of misuse, misleadingness and misinformation
• Christ's Climate seminar 4
• Christ's Climate seminar 3: Investigating how politicians understand and act on climate change
• Christ's Climate seminar 2
• Christ's Climate seminar 1: How business is learning to cooperate in pursuit of climate action
• Science, the fulcrum for social and economic change in India
• Two cultures: can policy makers and academic institutions ever work together effectively?