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As part of the Science and Society webinar series, Professor Ian Walker will be presenting on recent social science work from across a range of applied areas, including transport mode choice and energy saving.
Learn more on Ian Walker: Behaviour change for sustainability, health and wellbeingJoin the Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO) to find out how the Data Maturity Assessment for government can provide practical and strategic insights to help you with your work.
Learn more on Live webinar: Government’s Data Maturity ModelThis is the final event of the day showcasing the Household Costs Indices, to help users understand what they are and how they could be used.
Learn more on What are the Household Costs Indices and how do they differ from CPI?Join social researchers from the Department for Transport (DfT) to find out more about the development of their 'Transport User Personas', an engaging, evidence-based tool that helps put people at the centre of decision-making at DfT.
Learn more on Transport User Personas: putting people at the heart of our decisionsJoin the National Audit Office (NAO) to hear insights from their recent survey of the use of AI in government and what government needs to do to achieve the potential large-scale benefits of this technology.
Learn more on Use of artificial intelligence (AI) in governmentJoin senior analytical leaders from across the devolved governments to find out more about the importance of understanding devolution and how to maximise opportunities for working together across UK Government and the devolved nations.
Learn more on Innovative ways of working: devolution for analystsThis session will provide an overview of the pioneering data-linking, academic engagement and research Data First programme, which is led by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and funded by Administrative Data Research (ADR) UK.
Learn more on Harnessing linked administrative data for the justice systemThis session will explore how colleagues from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) worked together to develop a Reproducible Analytical Pipeline (RAP) for their offending and repeat homelessness projects.
Learn more on Analysis without dataThis session outlines work being done by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) and Homes England to improve the quality of housing and regeneration appraisal.
Learn more on Improving the quality of housing and regeneration appraisalJoin colleagues from Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to learn about how innovation often involves migrating existing services that are already being used by multiple users.
Learn more on Navigating migration projects: strategies