Search
My EWN
Recover password
Home | About EWN | Projects | Members | People | Agenda | News |ERA Information
 Management Committee

Paul Cunningham

Organisation :
PREST-MIoIR
Country :
United Kingdom
Languages :
English, French, German

Education

Paul Cunnigham gained an honours degree in biological sciences at the University of East Anglia followed by a PhD in marine ecology at UCNW Bangor.

Background

Paul Cunnigham joined PREST in 1985. Since then his work has covered a wide range of activities and his research interests have diversified greatly from his original interest in new marine technologies.


Particular (albeit broad) areas of personal research interest now include:
  • studies of the development and application of evaluation methodologies, and R&D evaluation;
  • investigations of HEI-industry collaboration mechanisms and the role of HEIs in regional economies;
  • studies of quantitative measures of R&D performance and the development of science and technology indicators; national and regional level studies of innovation and the identification of innovation best practice;
  • studies of transnational scientific collaboration;
  • international science and technology policy development.
He has undertaken numerous studies for a wide range of bodies including UK Government Departments (Department of Trade and Industry, Office of Science and Technology, Department of the Environment Food and Rural Affairs, National Audit Office, Health and Safety Executive, The British Council), UK Research Councils (ESRC, PPARC, SERC), the British Council, the European Commission (DGXII, DGXIII), the OECD, and other agencies.

Contribution to EWN

Paul Cunnigham is Management Committee Member of the EWN

Other projects

Paul Cunnigham is editor of two publications:

Outlook on Science Policy, a monthly newsletter published by Beech Tree Publishing, deals with new and forthcoming developments in the field of science and technology policy

Science Insight, a monthly update of UK research and higher education matters produced for the British Council is circulated (in hard-copy and electronic formats) to British Council offices, UK Government departments and British Embassies.

He is also a member of the European Commission's ESTO (European Science and Technology Observatory) Executive Committee and a member of the International Expert Technical Group for the Greek National Foresight Exercise.

Volume 28, Number 11, 1 December 2006
Volume 28, Number 10, 1 November 2006
Volume 28, Number 9, 1 September 2006

Legal notice | Links | Privacy policy
login