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Protection in the EU for databases produced in the UK.
Guidance on the process to request data to support research into forensic information databases.
Rules which govern the operation of the Forensic Information Databases strategy board.
List of approved awards databases accepted by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) for Global Talent.
E-seminar covering the design, structure, and limitations of databases for non-targeted multianalyte methods
The regulator’s DNA specialist group has produced allele frequency databases and reporting guidance for DNA profiling.
The report includes information on the National Fingerprint Database policing collections and the National DNA Database.
This collection brings together documents relating to the National DNA Database which is part of the Forensic Information Databases Service.
Section last updated January 2024.
The annual report (April 2021 to March 2022) of the Forensic Information Databases strategy board.
Science advice note: How will human genome databases change between now and 2030, and who will hold them in the UK?
Datasets to support local public health teams and licensing colleagues making local decisions about alcohol licensing.
This report includes PERii) impact assessment in the three years of operation 2008-2011
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