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[Contents]

● Foreword
● Executive summary
● Introduction

● Chapter 1 Deciding priorities
-Identifying and responding to scientific, economic and social challenges

● Chapter 2 Nurturing scientific talent
-Ensuring that the world of science and innovation continues to attract and develop the brightest minds

● Chapter 3 Investing in scientific infrastructure
-Investing in our scientific infrastructure, landscape and equipment so that it equals the best in the world

● Chapter 4 Supporting research
-Supporting research excellence whilst keeping pace with a changing environment

● Chapter 5 Catalysing innovation
-Investing in knowledge ex and innovation to catch up with the best competing nations

● Chapter 6 Participating in global science and innovation
-Participating in science and innovation as a global enterprise and realising the full benefits of international collaboration

The United Kingdom has a proud history in science and innovation. Over many years British scientists have made discoveries that have opened the eyes of humanity to secrets about ourselves, our world, and places and times beyond what we knew before. British innovators have applied these ideas ? and those of others ? to transform the way we live now.

We are one of the most prolific nations on earth for scientific discoveries, and we regularly attain a level of excellence, and therefore influence, beyond what others achieve. Although we collectively invest less than some other nations in research and development, we have become one of the countries recognised as a particularly fruitful place in which to innovate and we obtain high returns for every pound invested.
While the importance of science and innovation go beyond the economic ? they elevate and improve mankind and offer rewards that are beyond price ? any nation should ask itself how it will earn its living in the future. The answer must be to build on our strengths, where those strengths are likely to be sources of advantage in the future. That is why science and innovation are at the heart of our long-term economic plan.
Our aim is to be the best place in the world for science and business. Our plan to achieve this has 6 elements:
1 Deciding priorities
2 Nurturing scientific talent
3 Investing in our scientific infrastructure
4 Supporting research
5 Catalysing innovation
6 Participating in global science and innovation

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