Newton's Apple science education projects:

Project Faraday aims to support excellent, interactive science teaching and learning by developing inspirational ‘exemplar’ designs for science provision. 

The Science Education Programme aims to complement the excellent work of organisations such as the Association of Science Education by building upon their work in science education and helping others to apply the knowledge in policy.

Newton's Apple cancer projects:

Cancer Vision 2025 created a neutral forum for stakeholders in cancer research, treatment, and policy to debate and propose actions to optimise cancer research, treatments and services in 2025.

Cancer Innovation: Following the success of Cancer Vision 2025, Newton's Apple was asked to further investigate a number of issues. Delivering Innovative Cancer Diagnostics & Treatments to Patients brought together a diverse group of stakeholders from the cancer community to make recommendations on streamlining the journey of new discoveries from the lab bench to the patient.

The Newton's Heirs Programme:

Is developed with and run for scientists and policy makers. It offers opportunities to learn about science and policy processes, and also promotes the exchange of views between researchers and policy makers through a series of workshops, consultations, events and other activities.

The programme aims to create an enhanced appreciation of the policy process among scientists, as well as increasing the opportunities for policy makers to identify,understand, evaluate and use science in policy making.