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Zero tolerance for asthma attacks
Asthma outcomes in the UK are amongst the poorest in Europe1 – now is the time for zero tolerance for…
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The landscape for income in Asia
-Asian dividends have been resilient throughout the coronavirus pandemic. -Governments haven't put conditionality on financial help and Asian companies were…
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Watch: New Statesman and NatWest Webinar – SMEs and the Pandemic
Paul Scully MP, Kathy Caton and Andrew Harrison discuss how SMEs can learn from bigger businesses in their Covid-19 response.
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Watch: New Statesman and Smart Energy GB Webinar – Building a Green Economy after Covid-19
Alan Whitehead MP, Dhara Vyas, Kayte O'Neill and Robert Cheesewright discuss the role of smart energy systems in achieving net zero.
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Industrial biotech is taking the UK towards net-zero carbon
Academia and industry are collaborating to support the UK’s green growth future.
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Testing times
Biotech has a bright future in the UK but there are still challenges ahead, says Zuzanna Brzosko, chief executive of…
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Growing strong
Lionel Clarke, co-chair of the Engineering Biology Leadership Council, says the UK is at the forefront in the field
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How to communicate industrial biotechnology and the bioeconomy
The director of Bio-Key Ltd, on getting the biotechnology message across to government and the wider public
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Biomanufacturing: a path to sustainable economic recovery
The director and director of commercialisation at the UK Future Biomanufacturing Research Hub on the green potential of biotechnologies
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The case for green infrastructure
Healthy natural environments are central to prosperous places.
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Building the circular economy
Industrial biotechnology can help make the economy of the future a circular one.
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Engineering biology: a priority for growth
More partnerships between industry, academia and government are key to a thriving engineering sector.
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Greening the future, today
General manager of nature-based solutions at Shell answers questions about his organisation’s response to the Paris Agreement and the climate challenge
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Bioinnovation: from research to commercialisation
Searching for long-term, sustainable success? Then look beyond the science.
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The race for vaccines
The biopharmaceutical industry is working to bring therapies and vaccines to patients worldwide, says FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies chief executive officer…
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Investing in Asia in the wake of Covid-19
The impact of Covid-19 is likely to endure, even after the lockdown measures are lifted. Pruska Iamthongthong, manager of the…
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Why people need parks
Access to outdoor space can have tangible benefits for people's mental wellbeing and for the wider economy.
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I know how George Floyd’s family feels – I watched my brother die in police custody
Christopher Alder lay dying for 11 minutes on the floor, surrounded by police officers. Two decades later, no one has…
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Young people must be prioritised as we all head back to work
Emerging research has shown that disadvantaged young people will be amongst the worst affected groups in society as a result…
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Understanding employee needs
Human resources are being tested by the coronavirus pandemic.
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