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UK Data Service launches undergraduate dissertation award
Are you writing an undergraduate dissertation in 2019-20? Want to win £300 and have your work seen by other researchers, data users and practitioners?
Data experts gather at UK Data Archive
The UK Data Archive at the University of Essex has hosted a gathering of some of the leading experts in data preservation and access in Europe
Improved search for our Data Catalogue
We launched our new content and access management system and data catalogue a year ago, and have now optimised the search function.
A new term – data resources for students and lecturers
A new term is coming, and the UK Data Service can help you with a range of resources to help your data-related teaching
Call for papers: Crime Surveys User Conference 2019
Submissions are now open for the Crime Surveys User Conference 2019.
New teaching resource: Quantitative methods e-books
For direct use in teaching students or for self-study at an undergraduate level.
Call for papers: Labour Force and Annual Population Surveys User Conference 2019
Submissions are now open for the Labour Force and Annual Population Surveys User Conference 2019.
UK Data Archive diversifies into big energy data
The Smart Energy Research Lab (SERL) lifts off in August as it invites 18,000 households across the UK to share gas and electricity data from their smart meters.
July 2019 UK Data Service newsletter
The spring/summer edition of the UK Data Service newsletter is now available.
DWP emails – please update your subscription details
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has changed its email addresses, so staff at DWP will need to update their user details and subscription to our mailing lists.
Latest GP Patient Survey now available
The results of the latest GP Patient Survey are now available via the GP Patient Survey website.
FAIRsFAIR initiative to develop European research infrastructure
A new initiative will develop an overall knowledge infrastructure for academic quality data management based on the FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable) principles.