£17m funding for collaborative data research in Wales
An initiative that has transformed how de-identified administrative data can be securely used to provide insight into social and economic issues…
ADR Wales Associate Director recognised in New Year’s Honours
A public health expert recognised by the Queen says his honour is a reflection of just how highly the work of Swansea University’s SAIL…
An analysis of Covid-19 deaths and equality in Northern Ireland
ADR Northern Ireland researchers recently published analysis of Covid-19 deaths and equality in Northern Ireland during wave one of the…
The call for abstracts for the 2022 IPDLN Conference is now open
The International Journal of Population Data Linkage Network (IPDLN) Conference 2022 is now accepting abstracts for presentations and…
Funding opportunity coming soon: Probation and criminal justice system linked dataset
ADR UK will soon be launching a funding opportunity for fellowship applications to conduct research using a new…
Funding opportunity coming soon: linked family court data
ADR UK will soon be launching a funding call for applications to conduct research using a new linked dataset consisting of the Ministry of…
Report investigates how synthetic data can be used in government
In a report published today, 14 December, the Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) summarised their investigation into the uses of…
New Northern Ireland air pollution dashboard launched
The Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland (ADRC NI), a partnership between Queen’s University and Ulster University, has launched…
Homelessness and Covid-19 in Wales; the unexpected findings
Dr Ian Thomas and Dr Pete Mackie are the leads for the housing and homelessness research carried out by ADR Wales. In this blog, Ian…
Welsh research finds Covid-19 infection rates lower amongst people who had experienced homelessness than the general population
The research, published in the International Journal of Population Data…
