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  • Science advice note considering the impacts of wildfires on biodiversity and natural capital in the UK.

  • Science advice note considering the relative success of different contributory benefit models, and UK public attitudes towards them.

  • Science advice note considering the use of emerging technologies in community-based custody and public perceptions of punitive justice and offender rehabilitation.

  • Science advice notes on the entry pathways to better support girls' and women’s access to, and progression in, technology-related careers.

  • This case study focuses on how the Building Safety Regulator reviewed horizon scanning approaches across government to develop a tailored futures capability and create a practical pathway from horizon scanning to policy impa…

  • Science advice notes on the causes of violence-fixated individuals, the influence of social media, and the effectiveness of interventions to reduce risk.

  • A report on risk and resilience, which will help decision-makers across HM Government build resilient supply chains and safeguard growth and prosperity.

  • Science advice note considering what models say about the likely impacts of El Niño on the UK from 2026 to 2027.

  • Science advice notes considering how the UK can monitor ecosystem vulnerabilities and use innovation to maintain critical food, water and timber supplies.

  • This report summarises evidence on how placing people at the heart of climate adaptation policy and action can improve outcomes.

  • This inventory brings together Government and UKRI-funded research and innovation programmes supporting climate adaptation. It provides a cross-government picture of current activity and its alignment with the system challen…

  • This report explores how adapting to climate change can create economic opportunities for the UK while strengthening resilience.

  • Science advice note: biology-based approaches to critical minerals extraction and processing within 5 to 10 years.

  • This Foresight report sets out 5 scenarios for how AI could develop by 2030, helping policymakers prepare for future risks and opportunities.

  • Rapid technology assessment (RTA) looking at advanced composites for climate adaptation.

  • Science advice note: What does social and behavioural evidence tell us about the factors that influence public attitudes to human consumption of cell-cultivated and precision-fermented products?

  • Science advice note: What is the evidence base on risks and benefits of teaching various Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) topics to children?

  • Behavioural Research UK conducted a rapid review of summer risk behavioural advice for the Social and Behavioural Science for Emergencies Steering Group.

  • Principles to support policymakers to consider the social aspects of grid transformation.

  • Explores how uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) and advanced air mobility (AAM) sectors might develop in the future.