Making the leap into quantum technologies
Sir Mark Walport says the UK has an opportunity to seize the advantages of its leading role in the development of new quantum technologies.
Sir Mark Walport was appointed Government Chief Scientific Adviser (GCSA) and Head of the Government Office for Science in April 2013.
Sir Mark Walport says the UK has an opportunity to seize the advantages of its leading role in the development of new quantum technologies.
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Government Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Mark Walport challenges Civil Service leaders to identify the best opportunities for exploiting the transformative potential of distributed ledger technology.
...see how their innovative work could contribute to our ambitions to design the most modern and efficient civil service anywhere. The Technology Centre in Woking, designed by Lord Foster, is...
Professor Sir Mark Walport, Government Chief Scientific Adviser, looks at an emerging database technology which, he believes, "could revolutionise the delivery of welfare".
...improving policy and service delivery and is vital to build a more flexible and responsive civil service. Creating a culture where innovation and entrepreneurship is rewarded is important. This year,...
...In this context, the UK could not have a better grid position in the ‘global race’ to the top of an increasingly knowledge-intensive global market for goods and services. It...
...Office for Science (Go-Science) is to bring together policy officials with the external expertise they need. Helping government make informed decisions This role is of vital importance as the Scientific...
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