We are delighted to be launching the new National Security Policy and Research CoLab (NSPARC or N*), sponsored by the Office of the Chief Scientific Advisor for National Security and...
...the CILab over the last year alongside working on COVID priorities, creating a vision for the Oxford-Cambridge Arc, improving UN guidance on peacekeeping, and reforming the environmental impact of the...
On 16 September, design is coming to town. We can't wait - the programmes for both the London Design Festival and the Service Design Fringe look amazing. It's a great...
...workplace. Take for example Paul Maltby’s recent compendium of digital, data and design books for policy-makers or Leisa Reichelt’s excellent reading list. The challenge is often finding both the time...
...recent role at the polling company Populus. He’s also worked in innovation teams for Mars and Wrigley. Sanjan is a keen photographer and filmmaker and we’re looking forward to him...
Start your week right with these quick reads. Every Monday we'll send out blogs, reports, discussions and events to help inspire, inform and excite you for the rest of the...
...public attitudes to antibiotic resistance. Greg Hoyna from the Scottish Government on how he set up a user research lab - for under £3,500. Naomi Stanford on simplicity in organisations...
...ask for the first day. My natural inclination has always been to plan everything to the nth degree. I want to know where, when, how and why for almost everything....
...force. Workshops aren’t uncommon – so what was different about this one? Well, they didn’t just form a team that squirreled away in isolation on the proposition to launch Police...
...Hopkins Van Mil. It was a boiling hot summer’s evening in Kennington – the kind of stifling heat that social psychologists have long associated with a tendency for public rioting....