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Filter: Year 2021
Are today’s regulatory methods fit for purpose? What needs to change, and how? In this blog post Louise Sanger discusses regulation and asks the question, what's next?
Read MoreHow can Artificial Intelligence complement human intelligence? Cosmina Dorobantu and Helen Margetts discuss the potential for AI collaboration to revolutionise decision-making processes in the public sector.
Read MoreIn this blog post Alana Cullen discusses the increased event outreach at the Foundation over the past year, and how this outreach will be maintained moving forwards.
Read MoreWhere is the UK R&D funding system at today – and where it might be heading in a post-Brexit world? Gavin Costigan and James Wilsdon provide a snapshot summary of the new report commissioned by the Embassy of Japan in the UK.
Read MoreWhat should internet governance look like? Maria Tazi discusses the outcomes of a deliberative process, We, The Internet, on our digital future.
Read MoreOne year on from the UK’s first COVID-19 lockdown, the world still looks very different. Angel Yiangou, Policy Manager at the Academy of Medical Sciences, tells us more about the Academy’s work exploring the impact of COVID-19 on people’s mental health and wellbeing.
Read MoreHow has the coronavirus pandemic enabled networking? Dr Penny Owen and Andy Morris discuss the increased outreach and engagement at NPL thanks to online events.
Read MoreIn this blog post, Steven Bright and Dr Katherine Young discuss young people's mental health during the pandemic, and what we can hope to learn moving forward.
Read MoreWhat would a UK hydrogen strategy look like? Nilay Shah discusses hydrogen and its role in the low carbon economy.
Read MoreRobert Field and Albert Weale discuss water reuse, and the application of membrane technologies in the UK.
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