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The Animals in Science Committee's response to a ministerial commission for advice.
July 2026 Abbreviations: 3Rs Replacement, Reduction and Refinement aNDPB…
Published in response to a request from the Secretary of State for Education, the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, and the Secretary of State for Business and Trade.
The Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) is the…
This call for evidence asks for examples of how data regulation interacts with AI and data-intensive technologies, and how technological progress may change data use in the economy.
Call for evidence This call for evidence seeks practical examples of how…
This notice is provided to meet the obligations as set out in Articles 13…
The Life Sciences Sector Plan sets out a vision and an action plan to drive growth, innovation, and better health outcomes.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
We're seeking evidence to shape Smart Data schemes across sectors, including use cases, design choices, governance and international best practice.
Goals agreed with the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to clarify how their actions should support economic growth.
We are gathering evidence related to strengthening the functioning of AWERBs.
Women In Tech Taskforce are seeking evidence on the interventions needed to help build a tech sector that works for everyone.
Innovations the Food Standard Agency and Food Standards Scotland expect will shape the future of the UK food system.
Growth goals for Ofcom for 2026 to 2027, covering telecoms, spectrum and post.
The UK AI Hardware Plan sets out how government will secure Britain’s future capability in chips and the semiconductor technologies that underpin AI.
Interim response to recommendations set out in the AI Champions' AI Adoption Sector Plans and the steps the government will take to implement them.
An analysis of UK entry-level hiring trends, exploring how labour market conditions, skills mismatches and AI are shaping opportunities for new workers.
Overview of AI Economics Institute, its role in analysing AI’s economic impacts and how it will support evidence-based policy making in the UK.
The prospectus sets out how the AI Economics Institute will deliver its research through two core functions: building and analysing the evidence base to understand AI’s economic effects, and developing models and scenarios t…
We are seeking views on how to remove barriers facing data intermediaries and support the development of a trusted and effective UK data intermediaries market.
Our plan to build a world-class compute ecosystem that provides a platform for innovation, growth and opportunity across the economy.
The strategy sets out how UKAEA will deliver foundational research, technology and innovation to support the UK fusion sector through world-leading expertise.
Shared UK and US commitments to improve access to medicines, support pharmaceutical innovation and grow trade in the life sciences sector.
We're calling for evidence on energy-related datasets where enabling access for AI application development could improve decarbonisation, energy security or affordability.
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