Data Impact blog

Who ultimately benefits most from data-intensive research?

• 17 May 2022

Eric Jensen and Mark Reed, in the second of two blog posts, explore who benefited from data-intensive research in the UK and Australia.…

A tool for maximising the uptake of existing mental health measures in longitudinal studies

• 10 May 2022

Georgia Andrews and Louise Arsenault share an update on the Catalogue of Mental Health Measures: who uses it, what’s new and what planned next steps are. …

Changing Perceptions Challenge – the winning entry

• 5 May 2022

Congratulations to Lily from the Tiffin Girls’ School who has won the Changing Perceptions Challenge. Here is her winning entry. …

Competition winner – Changing Perceptions Challenge

• 4 May 2022

We’re pleased to announce the winner of our Changing Perceptions Challenge!…

The In Action Series: Training the Innovators of Tomorrow

• 26 April 2022

Claudia Zucca, Plato Leung and Werner Liebregts introduce a dynamic approach to teaching data-driven entrepreneurship in the Netherlands.…

How does research data generate societal impact?

• 19 April 2022

Eric Jensen and Mark Reed introduce their analysis of how data-enhanced research led to impact in the UK and Australia.…

Data governance in research: science or ‘admin’?

• 12 April 2022

Karen Mansfield explores the opportunties and challenges of data governance. …

How can we tackle in-work poverty in the UK?

• 6 April 2022

How is research by the Living Wage Foundation (LFW) supporting their ‘Living Hours’ scheme and helping tackle work insecurity in the UK?…

How does early menopause and menopause symptoms affect women’s careers?

• 8 March 2022

To mark International Women’s Day 2022, Alice Sullivan and Alex Bryson introduce their research into the effects of menopause on women’s careers.…