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Addressing the UK's Science Priorities

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Science Minister Amanda Solloway in ISIS target station 2

​​​​​​​​Science Minister Amanda Solloway in ISIS target station 2​

 
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​ISIS science supports many key themes of UK policy. See below how the work we do maps across to the latest government strategies. ​
  • Small piece of a solar cell
    Semiconductors
    One of five critical technologies highlighted by the new UK Science and Technology Framework, semiconductors are a class of electronic materials with unique properties that sit at the heart of the devices and technology we use every day.
  • ISIS and the UK Government's Quantum Strategy
    With the UK government announcing its first ever quantum strategy, the neutron and muon user community is continuing to research the materials needed for these technologies to be applied more widely.
  • NASA photo of the earth
    Carbon Net Zero Research at ISIS Neutron and Muon Source
    Research at ISIS supports the UK government's ambitious plan to reach a carbon-neutral economy by 2050, tackling climate change through reducing emissions, using cleaner sources of energy and greener transport solutions.
  • ISIS and the UK Hydrogen Economy
    With the UK government setting out its first ever hydrogen strategy, the neutron and muon user community is continuing to develop the technology needed to make the plans a reality.
  • Life Sciences Vision
    The UK government has published its Life Science Vision, setting out its ambitions for the sector over the next decade, and ISIS science supports many different areas of research relevant to this vision.
  • ISIS and the 10 point plan for a Green Industrial Revolution
    We undertake many activities which support the themes of the UK government’s recently announced environmental action plan.