In this post we talk to Dr Victoria Moody, Deputy Director and Co-Investigator at the UK Data Service. In this first part we discuss a bit about her career path to these roles, how she’s seen the Service change in her time and how important impact should be for researchers.
In this post Cristina Magder, the Data Collections Development Manager at the UK Data Service, discusses data licenses and access frameworks and how they are an integral part of what we do at the Service.
In this blog post Philly Ricketts, a doctoral student and Research Impact Officer at Plymouth Marjon University, discusses her research into educational isolation.
In part 2 of his census, pandemic & travel to work post, Dr Oliver Duke-Williams, the UK Data Service Director for Census, looks at what the future might hold, and discusses the impact of the Scottish census taking place in 2022, and how we can use this offset as a natural experiment.
In this post, Dr Lewis Smith discusses data classification and the gendering of consumerism through the lens of market research conducted by rail companies in the 1970s.
In part one of this two-part blog looking at the travel to work data from the 2021 Census, Dr Oliver Duke-Williams, the UK Data Service Director for Census, looks at some of the interesting findings in the data on journeys to work.
Over the next year we will be having a specific focus in our impact work on the themes of poverty, housing & homelessness and mental health. In this post we give a brief overview of the scope and purpose of the work and how you can get involved.
In this post we introduce the panel of judges who will be reviewing the applications! As well as a short bio on themselves we also asked them to comment on the importance of impact in research, and on the significance of the Data Impact Fellows scheme.
In this post Naomi Moonen and Claudia Zucca discuss the In Action series offered as part of the Master’s programme, Data Science in Business & Entrepreneurship, at the Jheronimus Academy of Data Science (JADS).