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ADRC-W First Year PhD Student Awarded Prestigious Housing Prize
ADRC-W PhD student Hannah Browne Gott has been awarded the prestigious Housing Studies Association Valerie Karn Early Career Researcher Prize.
May 2018 UK Data Service newsletter
The spring edition of the UK Data Service newsletter is out now, and includes a survey on the newsletter, so we can make sure it is giving readers the information they need.
ADRC-W team informs young high achievers programme
Two members of the ADRC-W team have been involved in the evaluation of an education network to help Wales’ brightest sixth formers achieve their academic potential.
Revolutionising the homelessness data infrastructure in Wales: a CaCHE and Welsh Government collaboration
CaCHE and Welsh Government have agreed to jointly fund a feasibility study that could radically change the evidence base on homelessness in Wales.
ADRC-W welcomes new face through ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership Wales
The Administrative Data Research Centre Wales (ADRC-W) has welcomed Lauren Burns to its team of researchers.
New article by the ADRC-England team on The Lancet
The Lancet has recently published a new article with ADRC-E researchers Prof Ruth Gilbert and Dr Linda Wijlaars on a cohort study comparing child mortality in England and in Sweden.
Welsh careers and education data analysis underway at ADRC-W
The Administrative Data Research Centre Wales (ADRC-W) has appointed Dr Suhaer Yunus to conduct analysis of Careers Wales administrative data.
National child study: children’s dreams for the future 50 years on
In 1969, more than 10,000 children were asked what their lives might be like when they were 25 – how many fulfilled their dreams?
Longitudinal Study of Young People in England 2 – new waves available
Waves 2 and 3 of Longitudinal Study of Young People in England 2 (LSYPE2), also known as Our Future, are now available from the UK Data Service. These can be treated as cross-sectional surveys or used with the Wave 1 dataset, which has already been released, to conduct longitudinal analyses.
Marking World Health Day: poverty reduction work good for teenagers’ health
Programmes to reduce poverty and vulnerability can significantly reduce the risks to health and wellbeing faced by teenagers in deprived parts of South Africa, according to research from Oxford, UCL and the University of the Witwatersrand.
Children from lower social classes up to 5kg heavier than their more advantaged peers, new study finds
Findings from a new study using harmonised datasets available from the UK Data Service have found disadvantaged children weigh up to 5kg more in their childhood and early teenage years than those from more privileged backgrounds
ADRC-Scotland Safe Settings
The Safe Settings provide accredited researchers with secure access to linked, de-identified administrative data.