The Department for Science Innovation and Technology has published a new Science and Technology Framework for the UK Government. The Framework, published on 6 March 2023 sets out a strategic view of how the Government will aim to support UK science and technology between now and 2030.
Representatives from government, industry and academia can register to explore how we can safely adopt AI in a way that saves lives and strengthens our security.
New polling by the Fraser Institute for the Realities of Socialism project shows that a majority of Britons under 35 prefer socialism as the ideal economic system.
Kicking off Women's History Month we have some inspiring stories of some very inspiring women, taking us through their career journeys, and how and why they ended up working here at Justice Digital. Lindsay Hancock - Networks, Voice & Video ...
The abolitions of public sector bodies are often misguided or delivered badly
The revised Bill addresses some of the biggest barriers organisations face when handling personal data for research, innovation and basic business services.
We are celebrating International Women's Day! Learn what women around the organisation have to say about their experiences here. Yasmin Jones - Software Developer I studied forensic science at university but found the transferable skills, attention to detail and methodological ...
Rishi Sunak should take a stand on prime ministerial resignation honours - starting with Boris Johnson's list, writes Dr Catherine Haddon.
With speculation the Budget will include reforms to help with the cost of childcare, this briefing brings together the latest evidence on the issue.
Marley Morris, IPPR associate director for migration, trade and communities commented on the new policy announced by the home secretary yesterday
On 6 March the Future of Compute Review panel published its report as part of the launch of the UK Government's Science and Technology Framework.
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has announced a 4 million investment to establish a national Centre of Excellence for Resilient Infrastructure Analysis.
The collaboration will support PsiQuantum's mission to build world's first useful quantum computer.
Round seven of negotiations for a free trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the Republic of India
The Prime Minister and Technology Secretary today launched the government's plan to cement the UK's place as a science and technology superpower by 2030.
2023 marks the 60th anniversary of the first woman to reach space, Valentina Tereshkova, and the 40th anniversary of the first American woman in space, Sally Ride.
techUK's new Supercharging UK Innovation campaign explores what it means for the UK to be a global leader in science and technology and how we can secure the legacy of Turing, Lovelace and Berners-Lee with an innovation ecosystem that is fit for the future.
Marc Glendening, Head of Cultural Affairs at the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the decision by Kettlethorpe High School in Wakefield to suspend four pupils for allegedly desecrating a copy of the Koran
Many of the self-employed who save into a private pension rarely change the cash contributions they make.
6th-11th March is National Careers Week. The week is a celebration of careers guidance and free resources in education across the UK. Apprenticeships are one way to kickstart a career, including in the legal, finance and accounting route. There are ...
This month sees the transition from winter to spring and is a great time to see the bright stars and constellations that both seasons have to offer.
New research from the Work Foundation at Lancaster University reveals that while two thirds of senior business leaders (66%) agree that employers have a substantial role' to play in supporting staff through the rising cost of living, only 40% have introduced new support measures since the start of 2022.
The rhetoric is set, but the ambition - what does it actually mean to be a science and technology superpower - will require addressing several multi-layered and long-standing challenges facing the UK's society and economy. By techUK's Head of Technology and Innovation Programme, Laura Foster
New data from the end of 2022 show an uptick in 50- to 64-year-olds returning to the workforce.
We analyse patterns of private pension saving among self-employed workers in the UK using administrative tax data.
