We’re delighted to have a wide variety of fantastic contributors to our Poverty in Data event which takes place over three sessions next week, April 23-25! In this blog post we introduce our speakers for each of the sessions.
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As part of our Poverty in Data Impact event we’re welcoming back some of our previous Data Impact Fellows to take part in a panel about being an Early Careers Researcher at our ECR workshop on Tuesday 23 April in Manchester. To set the scene we introduce the participants of this panel and asked a couple of them: “What is the most challenging aspect of being an ECR?”.
Find out more about our Poverty in Data impact event!
As 2023 draws to a close, our Research Impact and Engagement Manager, James Lockwood, looks back over some of the impact highlights of the year.
We highlight some of the ways data in the UK Data Service collection is being used in research, reports and articles we’ve seen over the autumn.
Tej Nathwani introduces a new area-based measure of deprivation created by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA).
In this post Matthew Johnson and Elliott Johnson from Northumbria University introduce our latest impact case study, which draws together the work of the Health Case for Basic Income research group.
We examine two recently published reports that look at the current cost-of-living crisis, poverty and how data can aid in alleviating these societal issues.
We highlight some of the ways the data in the UK Data Service collection is being used in research, reports and articles we’ve seen over the summer.