Newton’s Apple, the independent science policy think-tank, has announced a date for its next workshop aimed at educating scientists about the policy-making process. The workshop is part of the ‘Newton’s Heirs’ initiative, which promotes the exchange of information between scientists and policy-makers through workshops, consultations and other activities.

“An Introduction to Science Policy” will take place in Westminster, London, on 8 October. The workshop is open to all scientists, from undergraduate level and beyond, and provides an opportunity to hear presentations from panellists in the policy field, along with a chance for discussion on how the science -policy interface works and can be improved.

Places are limited. To find out more contact Newton’s Apple.

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