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Report describing the state of the digital health market in the UK.
Report looking at how the ageing population will change intergenerational relationships.
This research outlines digital support programmes available to small and medium enterprises and discusses digital capabilities.
Report examining how city population numbers have changed since the 1980s and the likely trends over the next 50 years.
Essay looking at how city infrastructure can be made smart.
Essay considering the digital skills which will be required to live in a smart city.
Report looking at urban policies and their effect on cities.
Report looking at how the ageing population will challenge the ways in which family care is provided to older people.
Report looking at our attitudes to ageing and the individual and societal factors factors that contribute to them.
Report looking at the psychological factors which affect our attitudes to ageing.
Report looking at the social and cultural factors which affect our attitudes to ageing.
Report exploring how new media and new technologies are changing our attitudes to the ageing process.
Analysis of electricity meter determinations.
Essay looking at the future of travel in cities where cars are no longer the most common means of transport.
Essay exploring how green infastructure can support and encourage healthy lifestyles.
Essay looking at the construction materials that future cities will be made of.
Report considering ways to improve transport for older people.
Report looking at how advances in technology will affect older people's ability to maintain social networks of support.
Report examining the challenges facing the food system and possible solutions.
Probabilistic elicitation provides a means to elicit the uncertainty surrounding subject matter experts’ best guesses for numerical values. This pioneering research is highly relevant to government work.
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