Dr Claire Craig is the Provost (Head) of The Queen’s College, Oxford, UK. She has extensive experience of science in public reasoning, decision-making and strategy. Before moving to Oxford, Claire was Chief Science Policy Officer at the Royal Society and, during a variety of roles in government, worked for three UK Government Chief Scientific Advisors, was a member of the Prime Minister's Delivery Unit and was the Director of the Government Office for Science. She was awarded a CBE for her part in developing Foresight, the UK’s science-based strategic futures programme. She was a member of Faculty at the World Economic Forum and a member of the UK Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit. She began life as a geophysicist. Her first book was How does government listen to scientists? and her second, co-authored with Professor Sarah Dillon, is Storylistening: narrative evidence and public reasoning