Hi, I'm Rebecca Faulkner and I joined MoJ D&T in summer 2021. I work as a Senior Researcher in the Prison Leavers Project team. After spending 10 years in insight and strategy roles in the private sector I joined the ...
Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) is investing 60 million as part of its continued support to the particle physics research community in the UK.
Yesterday, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Sajid Javid, set out his vision for the country's health reform agenda in the 2020s and beyond.
Although March sees the start of meteorological spring, it's still a wonderful time to see the winter constellations.
Guest blog: Allison Schwartz, Vice-President, Global Government Relations and Public Affairs Leader at D-Wave writes on the announcement of the first commercial quantum computing system in Europe, marking the expansion of practical quantum computing in the region.
New report entitled The net zero transformation: delivery, regulation and the consumer, released March 4 poses some difficult questions for the government's Net Zero Strategy.
Everything. As society evolves over time, so do words and meaning. The world of Digital and Technology can be pretty baffling with lots of alienating technical jargon. I've been working in the Digital and Technology world for the last four ...
techUK is delighted to announce Professor Kerensa Jennings, Group Director of Digital Impact at BT, as the Chair of techUK's new Local Digital Capital Working Group.
Why did you choose a digital role? While I was working in an IT user support role I'd been working alongside colleagues in digital for a number of years so this had got me interested in Agile ways of working ...
New polling for Policy Exchange demonstrates that the overwhelming majority of (84%) people prefer traditional housing, built in the 1900s and before.
In a second government defeat in the Report stage of the Health and Care Bill, members of the House of Lords have voted to block new powers for ministers to intervene in NHS service change decisions.
The Content Hub is a good way to meet the needs of both staff and prisoners. It allows prisoners to access content relevant to their journey and frees up staff time. The 'Your profile' area gives prisoners visibility over their ...
New climate assessment is grim reading; can tech answer the call for a more sustainable, low carbon future?
techUK, together with several other organization from different regions, co-signed a letter on India's Data Protection Bill (DPB) and more specifically on India's Joint Parliamentary Committee Report.
Guest blog by Tim Skinner, Head of Public Sector, NetApp UK and Ireland.
A Scottish start-up at the Higgs Centre for Innovation, has raised 3.5 million to give robots a sense of a touch.
Take a rare glimpse at the unique biodiversity of the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory's site near Salisbury.
We have seen a long period of stagnation in productivity and wages within most firms while a minority of high-performers - or superstar firms' - have been the main drivers of productivity and wage growth.
A long-term decline in NHS access and quality, rapidly accelerated by the pandemic, has begun to supercharge a trend of people opting for private healthcare and products, according to the annual IPPR State of Health and Care 2022 report. IPPR warns that this growing opt out' is a symptom of the NHS being under resourced, and struggling to recruit and retain the workforce it needs to deliver truly universal care.
The government yesterday announced 200m of additional funding for NHS-led health research into diagnosis and treatment as well as a further 60m to facilitate the expansion of life sciences manufacturing in the UK.
Like the FTA with Australia, the UK-New Zealand trade deal includes a comprehensive digital trade chapter.
Work Matters 2022: A Budget for good work?
Gina Gill, MoJ's Chief Digital & Information Officer was recently featured in the internal Gender Equality Newsletter. Gina talks about her journey as a woman in tech, biases she has faced along the way, and lessons for women joining the ...
techUK is strongly recommending a number of actions for organisations following the illegal invasion of Ukraine by Russia.
Following the passage of the Telecommunications (Security) Act in November 2021, the government has launched a new consultation and survey as part of the new UK security framework's next stage.
