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- • How do artificial intelligence (AI) and other digital technologies support existing ways of working across our sectors? What are the main opportunities for the future?
- Which technologies are most likely to disrupt the pattern of global trade and investment in the coming decades and what impact will they have on productivity growth?
- Use of Time in Great Britain, 1961
- How do we design public-serving autonomous systems to be fair and inclusive?
- Data mapping and linking: improving the quality and use of administrative data through developments in cutting-edge data linking methodologies, to provide cross-system insights of justice user journeys and outcomes.
- What are the key considerations for sustainable (all three pillars) and lawful deployment of pavement robots?
- How are emerging digital services and technologies likely to affect the future of exports and supply chains across sectors?
- What are the definition and groups of new and emerging aviation technology? How will or could new and emerging aviation technology change travel patterns and demand, and fit in with the wider future of transport scenarios of seamless connectivity and living local?
- What is substantial change to trigger re-evaluation of AI?
- How can quantum sensors contribute to improved road traffic management and maintenance?
- How can policing improve the process and workflow surrounding digital forensics, including democratising the ability to run safe, rapid and effective forensics at a crime scene?
- Can we have AI learn “on the job” safely? For example, in machine vision applications.
- What, if any, are the emerging risks to personal privacy and victim intrusion from new digital forensic technologies?
- What is the best-in-class digital tooling available for the forensic analysis of text, media and metadata?
- What technologies can be applied to drones to extend battery life and help to reduce replacement and maintenance costs?
- How can the use of low orbit satellites augment existing sensing capabilities in policing?
- What novel millimetric wave sensing technologies can be used by policing to identify hidden objects??
- How can policing capitalise on geospatial technologies to deliver new information forms that can enhance situational awareness and decision making?
- How can we access and/or train individuals in the police to ensure there is the required expertise to use autonomous vehicles, such as drones?
- What counter technologies may be used to trick large scale audio-visual data processing and analysis systems used by the police and how can they be mitigated?
- What computational and analytical techniques can deliver accurate, large scale, automated image capture, processing, and amalgamation, while maintaining privacy and proportionality?
- How can policing maintain the integrity of the evidential chain when processing and analysing audio-visual data?
- How can policing use advances in robotics to reduce or remove the need for police officers to enter hazardous environments e.g., water, fire, electrical, natural disaster, CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear)? Further, how can a seamless and secure operation be enabled in such environments?
- How can we best communicate and understand the public’s perception of autonomous vehicles and drone usage in policing?
- What are the safety and line-of-sight flying concerns regarding the use of drones in policing and how can these be mitigated?
- What technologies can assist police officers in vehicle interdiction relating to e-scooter and e-bike crime?
- How can international governance, emerging technologies (including climate tech) and digital agreements be used to achieve Net Zero and support environmental sustainability?
- What are the risks to UK interests if the industry led, multi stakeholder nature of the global internet is weakened in favour of greater state- or multilateral control?
- Which technologies are going to be important for economic and national security over the next 10 years?
- Evidence and data on the climate impact of life sciences activity.
- What technologies can mitigate work-related trauma experienced by police staff? For example, using computer vision technologies to reduce manual assessments of child exploitation images.
- Evaluate current growth barriers or opportunities, understand where action is needed (by the Government or others) to address these barriers, and understand the impact of any interventions.
- What is the potential for commercial human space travel in the long-term?
- What is the prevalence and associated costs of Age Assurance technology/ solutions across industry?
- How can different actors (e.g. Governments, tech companies, social media platforms, individuals etc.) mitigate these harms?
- What risk is there that generative AI evolves such that the content it generates can avoid detection faster than tools can be developed to detect it? How can international and industry collaboration limit this risk?
- How would a shift towards interoperable / decentralised social media (aka ‘the fediverse’) alter how disinformation spreads, and the ability to be able to address it?
- Which harmful online uses of AI are likely to increase? What could be the impact of AI-generated content on attitudes, beliefs, behaviours or psychological wellbeing?
- How can the UK retain and expand its strategic advantage in relation to semiconductor IP, design, R&D and compound and advanced materials?
- How can the UK effectively assess and mitigate semiconductor supply chain vulnerabilities?
- What incentives need to be put in place to ensure that the UK semiconductor industry remains competitive?
- What are the opportunities to influence global digital standards?
- A taxonomy of economic and national security risks with likelihood impact assessments to determine relative severity.
- How can we better join up digital standards with UK research and innovation sectors to ensure that digital standards are a valued element of the innovation lifecycle in the UK?
- How can the UK use its S&T strengths to protect national security?
- How might wide-spread take-up of gigabit connectivity affect an individual’s daily life? What impact might it have on; (i) spending/saving habits, (ii)occupation, (iii) location of residence, (iv) education, (v) health (including wellbeing)? How does this differ for different demographic groups?
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- What sustainable vehicle alternatives can policing turn to that are capable of meeting requirements for performance and weight?
- What are more carbon-efficient practices that the police should look to adopt when responding to incidents?
- How can robotics expedite policing activities or complement the existing provision, for example, to effectively support forensic specialists identify, record, or assess marks across a crime scene?
- What advanced materials could be exploited by policing for lightweight, multi-functional, well-fitting personal protective equipment?
- General Household Survey, 1988-1989
- What are the key factors that influence a supplier’s decision to include or exclude premises in area build plans? Are there ways to predict or model this behaviour within an area?
- How can government better assess the impact of regulatory reform proposals on innovation when producing Impact Assessments? Is it realistic to quantify impacts on innovation?
- What are innovators perceptions of regulations and standards in relation to innovation? Do perceptions vary depending on the type of innovator (e.g. start-up vs large firm) or depending on the stage of innovation (e.g. low vs high TRL)?
- What is the expected growth of the UK's maritime autonomy and remote operations sector and what impact will this technical change have on the workforce?
- How do we account for AI-first assumptions/errors (that humans would not make)?
- What are the risks of avoiding early adoption of quantum technologies in UK transport?
- What are functional and operations performance and training requirements for remote-control/operation centre/station - with a focus on Human Element?
- Self-sustaining forces - When the UK deploys forces overseas it has to ensure that they are supported by an appropriately robust and effective logistics infrastructure that ensures the timely delivery of consumables and other materiel. MOD is interested in all aspects of technology, or alternative ways of working, that minimise the logistic infrastructure particularly that exposed to risk. Interests span technology for reducing the logistic footprint itself for example through the use of renewable or alternative energy sources, through to the use of additive manufacturing that might reduce the need for a large holding of spares in-theatre.
- Fast/high throughput trace detection and body scanners.
- What are the potential opportunities and issues associated with the development and deployment of open telecoms solutions such as Open RAN, and how should government intervention be targeted to utilise or mitigate these? How is Open RAN adoption progressing and what is the likely trajectory? What are the barriers to adoption and acceptance of open architectures for 5G deployment and how are they changing? What are the economic benefits associated with this?
- What are the direct benefits from increases in connectivity?
- How can the UK academic sector and policy makers improve connections between those who understand and use analysis and land use decision makers who would benefit from these insights?
- How are new and emerging geospatial technologies supporting market growth and wider economic, social and environmental value?
- What emerging and external factors present a risk to the sector’s ability to develop effective solutions? What are the risks around Age Assurance technology and how might they be mitigated?
- What is needed to understand whether the original design life of assets remains valid in the face of changing use and creeping change?
- MORI Attitudes to Key Issues II Poll, 1978
- What are the factors that constitute making data "authoritative", especially in an increasingly dynamic and digital data economy?
- Further understand investment, export and domestic market access for safety tech products and services in the UK and beyond.
- What are the most appropriate models for improving access to location data held at both the national and local level that maintains sustainable access to the data?
- How can AI be used to identify harmful content?
- In terms of horizon scanning, how do we best develop approaches to identifying new types of harm online, or new and emergent platforms of technologies (e.g. virtual reality) where online harm can manifest?
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- How can policing advance its interconnectivity both within policing (e.g., AI supported call and response routing), on multi-modal devices, and across organisations?
- How can artificial intelligence, machine learning, simulation, agent based modelling and other leading data science techniques contribute to better understanding of trade and investment patterns?
- How can policing measure and demonstrate the level of accuracy in predictive algorithms?
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2023- 2024: Teaching Dataset
- What analytical tools can relieve the police workforce of administrative tasks?
- What tools are available to support the police service with compliance to analytic or data governance standards?
- How can the police service further develop capabilities in automatic redaction and selective extraction from phones?
- How can the police service maximise opportunities in Robotic Process Automation to streamline analytical processes in the near-term?
- What emerging technologies, such as wearables, can help identify and enable earlier interventions for struggling workforce members before they reach crisis point, for example, through the analysis of psychophysiological data?
- What science and technology led interventions are available to encourage and support safer driving?
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- How can policing establish sustainable science and technology development and procurement practices that contribute to policing’s Net Zero commitments?
- In what areas of policing can we democratise the science and technology so that it can be used by many non-specialists?
- How can policing best communicate our ambitions, decisions and use of science and technology to improve public awareness and understanding?
- What are the public’s perceptions, beliefs, and concerns about policing’s existing and emerging science and technology capabilities?
- How should the UK mitigate the risks associated with emerging technologies, while taking advantage of the opportunities?
- What does research say about digital sectors or countries that pose the greatest risk of disruption to international cooperation over the use and governance of digital technology?
- What factors drive fragmentation and consolidation, respectively, in internet architecture and the international digital space?
- What broader science/tech sectors have the most spill-overs with the telecoms sector?
- What are the digital technology trends that the UK Government should be considering in the long term?
- What is the economic opportunity from growing UK commercial ecosystems of telecoms security/resilience solutions? What should the UK prioritise supporting as part of the next generation of telecoms solutions?
- To what extent are telecommunications companies investing in research and development to devise and implement alternative ways, to traditional telecoms mast structures, of expanding wide area mobile coverage across the UK? Low altitude balloons; repeaters etc.
- How can the UK foster international influence in digital policy, and what should the priorities be for cooperation over such policy?
- What does evidence suggest about how the UK could prepare for future trends?
- Comparative studies on international strategic advantages now and in the future.
- What does research tell us about the impact of interventions that the Government has put in place to strengthen the UK's capabilities in digital and emerging technologies, and about possible future trajectories?
- Horizon scanning on the scenarios for digital and tech dominance over the near- and medium-term future.
- What is the nature of international investment in science and tech related R&D?
- How can the expected benefits of policies to increase the security and resilience of telecoms networks be quantified?
- What are the suitable metrics for quantifying the costs and benefits of telecoms security and resilience policies?
- What are the most relevant potential changes in the external security and resilience risk environment?
- How does the UK’s approach to telecoms resilience compare to other countries approaches? This includes power resilience of the telecoms network.
- What are the barriers to improving security and resilience of telecoms infrastructure? Identify and compare incentives for greater levels of investment in security and resilience measures.
- How will future public services rely on digital infrastructure and what adjustments will be required?
- Illustrate what a strong telecoms security and resilience sector will look like in the next 5-10 years: Include what challenges future networks face and identify how best these can be mitigated. Additionally, how will new technology, market changes and shifts in the geopolitical environment impact security and resilience in the telecoms sector. How are changes in the value chain for ‘telecoms’ driving market dynamics and how is that likely to change.
- How can government funding be used most effectively to support future adoption of important technologies?
- What are the empirical trends in previous technology adoption cycles, and to what extent can they be used as proxies to predict future trends and rates of adoption?
- Do firms that adopt one frontier technology, such as 5G, also adopt other cutting-edge technologies?
- Evaluate the security & resilience opportunities and risks of the technologies (as listed above) that will drive terabit networks, clean networks and smart networks.
- What security and competition challenges are expected to arise from the development and adoption of cloud services in telecoms networks?
- How should business support practices such as accelerators be designed to maximise their impact on tech startups and scaleups?
- What is the potential for future technologies in delivering mobile connectivity more efficiently and effectively than contemporary technologies e.g. low earth orbit satellite technology? What are the advantages and disadvantages of these technologies?
- How can the UK build its potential to transform research into intellectual property (IP) and products/services and to commercialise to increase its global market share?
- Identify factors which inhibit UK telecoms research and development in terms of: (i) skills and talents (education, jobs), (ii) R&D (lack of IP knowledge, facilities), (iii) investment (private sector / venture capital), (iv) coordination, (v) market dynamics (barriers to entry, commercialisation, international policies and subsidies).
- What are the potential unintended consequences of digital technology (5G, ORAN, Fibre, etc) policies and to what extent could the market mitigate them?
- Identify factors which inhibit UK telecoms research and development in terms of: (i) skills and talents (education, jobs), (ii) R&D (lack of IP knowledge, facilities), (iii) investment (private sector / venture capital), (iv) coordination, (v) market dynamics (barriers to entry, commercialisation, international policies and subsidies).
- In what way(s) will the development of cloud services impact telecoms networks? What are the opportunities and the challenges?
- Which of the future technologies will the UK have a comparative advantage in or face particular challenges in regard to global competition? How can the UK build strategic advantage in key technologies and how can the benefits be measured?
- Identify the policy intervention options for mitigating barriers to UK capability, including analysis of how policy could stimulate or support (e.g. research and publications, start ups, investments, commercialisation). What can we learn from other countries’ approaches, or what are the ecosystem benefits we can emulate from the practice of leading international companies?
- Given current gigabit deployment and capabilities, what is the economic case for private sector investments into future network technologies?
- Evaluate the technologies that will drive clean networks/power efficiency: harnessing semiconductors and AI to drive more efficient telecom radios and network optimisation.
- Evaluate the technologies that will drive terabit networks: supporting the development of next-gen fibre technology, leveraging opto-electronics, encoding and graphene expertise to deploy a terabit network.
- Which of the future technologies will the UK have a comparative advantage in or face particular challenges in regard to global competition? How can the UK build strategic advantage in key technologies and how can the benefits be measured?
- Which of the future technologies will the UK have a comparative advantage in or face particular challenges in regard to global competition? How can the UK build strategic advantage in key technologies and how can the benefits be measured?
- What is the correlation between adopting improved connectivity and wider digitalisation and what new use cases will improve connectivity allow?
- Given that Wi-Fi is the go-to access method between fibre to the premises (and Gigabit capability) and user devices: (i) identify options for future evolution of Wi-Fi technologies and network architecture in premises (domestic and business) that will match the data capacity of fibre? (ii) what are the spectrum implications and options for transitioning to the desirable spectrum requirements (e.g. using spectrum above 50 GHz or LiFi).
- What priority areas should the UK be targeting in key convergence areas to support growth of UK supply-side market share? Where is there a clear UK competitive advantage?
- What are the impacts of 5G on users’ day-to-day lives? How will people and businesses use this connectivity?
- Digital Infrastructure - High capacity fixed and wireless networks adoption
- How can small cell technology support the delivery of mobile coverage and capacity across the UK? What are the advantages and limitations of incorporating this technology into delivery strategies?
- What are the future scoping research questions and work needed to better understand and drive digital regional growth?
- What international evidence is there of the productivity benefits from high capacity fixed and wireless networks? At what point are these changes noticeable to consumers and businesses?
- Analyse and evaluate regional growth using “internet economy” principles. What are the interventions that can be made and the impact of place-based vs people-based interventions?
- How effective have market mechanisms been in enabling efficient and effective use of spectrum, compared to the objectives when they were introduced? How do the UK’s spectrum allocation mechanisms compare to the rest of the world? What best practices for allocation can be adopted in the UK?
- What are the advantages, disadvantages, and limitations in using non-terrestrial technology to support the expansion of mobile coverage across the UK?
- How might AI contribute to future spectrum regulation/management?
- What changes should we expect to see in the next decade both domestically and internationally in regard to the technological, commercial, and regulatory landscapes of the mobile market?
- What solutions, and scale of solutions, should be implemented to reduce these barriers, in order to drive growth in the digital sector across all regions of the UK?
- How do we best measure the growth of the tech sector within the digital economy?
- What are the current telecoms supply chain/RAN market concentration risks and how are they evolving? What has been/will be the impact of the economic and geopolitical risks on achieving greater market diversity. How could future technological trends affect market concentration risks in telecoms supply chains?
- Evaluate current spectrum annual licence fees: (i) do they effectively promote efficient allocation and use of spectrum? (ii) do they materially inhibit operator ability to invest in network upgrades? (iii) What lessons can be drawn from international practice, particularly on how charging for spectrum and network investment and coverage interact?
- What is the industry view on the potential of and the requirements for 6G? How far will 6G take us?
- Estimating the willingness to pay for access to high-capacity telecoms networks: (i) what behavioural factors may hinder business and residential consumers from taking up new services and what factors drive them? (ii) what policy interventions might address these?
- What future strategy for shared spectrum can drive coverage and scale up private/enterprise networks?
- What research and social experimentation can quantify harms and impacts of harmful online practices with a view to develop best practice principles and regulation?
- What are the barriers preventing equity of access to digital services, including accessing online Government services; and how does this change for different groups?
- What are the data protection and competition/innovation implications of changes to cookie architecture? What might be the impact for businesses that rely on cookies as part of their business model?
- What solutions, and scale of solutions, can improve recruitment, retention and progression in the digital and technology workforce? What are the main forces at play?
- What are the costs of cloud and data centre outages to businesses? Is there scope for government intervention to provide transparency or prevention for any issues in this space?
- How much capacity do UK centres have, and is it sufficient for domestic uses? How much reliance is there on data centres abroad? How might technological advances such as in the field of AI affect future demand for data centre processing power and can the sector cope with such changes?
- What definition for digital exclusion be used across Government and industry?
- What productivity benefits can businesses expect from investing in tech upskilling?
- What are the benefits of securing data adequacy with the rest of the world? What is the added value of data adequacy, especially to small and medium firms, in comparison to using alternative transfer mechanisms such as standard contractual clauses? Do businesses use such contractual clauses even where data bridge (adequacy) agreements are in place, and if so why.
- What is the state of trust in digital environments and applications (including data-processing applications such as AI)? How does this influence use of and investment in data infrastructure?
- What digital facilities do UK citizens need to have access to in order to take part in education, work, and social life?
- Can global data flows be mapped? What is the relationship between the volume and value of data flows?
- What are the areas of supply shortage (personnel and skills) and how do we improve and fill these gaps? What works internationally?
- How do we define digital skills and occupations, ensuring this keeps pace with the fast-changing sector?
- Are there any benefits to data localisation - economic, security, scientific and tech leadership? What are the costs?
- How competitive are data markets? What are the drivers behind concentration in some areas? What are the barriers to enabling more competition?
- What role does cloud and computing play in enabling efficient research? Are there any current market failures that the government should be seeking to remedy and how could it intervene?
- How secure and resilient is data infrastructure (DI) in the UK? Which systems in the sector should be designated Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) and how? What are the risks (social and economic) to the UK of less-than-ideal levels of security and resilience?
- How should government approach public sector valuation to encourage further utilisation of datasets. What are some effective models to provide access to sensitive public datasets for research purposes.
- What are barriers to data sharing in general and for businesses and scientific/research institutions in particular?
- How inclusive is the evolving digital identity ecosystem? What are the barriers to inclusion within the system? What are the benefits of digital identity to individuals and businesses? How can we ensure the UK’s digital identity ecosystem is secure? Within the current market which groups are disproportionately affected or are more likely to become left behind as digital identity solutions become more widespread? What are some of the consequences of having excluded groups? Are there differences across different sectors or use cases? How can we build trust in digital identity solutions?
- What do we foresee as future risks in this space and how might we best futureproof the UK?
- What measures and prioritisation tools can be used to better evaluate and target cyber risks with government interventions?
- What could the government and/or industry do to help improve the cybermedicine of software supply chains?
- How can we build agility into software policy to ensure policy remains dynamic?
- In what ways can cyber security effectively share the UK technology talent pool with other priority industries?
- How effective is UK government messaging and guidance on adopting cybersecurity? Do some messages land better than others? Why? With whom?
- How might automation, machine learning/AI change the way in which cybersecurity services are currently delivered? Do these changes lead to a reduction or even an increase in demand for cyber security skills, products and services
- What are the most cost-effective interventions for improving an organisation’s cyber security risk or network of interventions? How well do current government interventions support these?
- What are the most appropriate measures for adoption? What do different measures look like for cost effectiveness, availability of information or resource, ease of implementation, prospect of mitigated data/financial losses due to cyber breaches?
- What behavioural and attitudinal considerations can be mapped in this area and how do we encourage good behaviours across organisations?
- What are the barriers and opportunities for external investment in UK cyber sector companies? To what extent are these specific to cyber versus reflecting the UK investment landscape overall? What can be done to encourage investors to look at cyber companies based outside London and the South East?
- How could incentives for cyber security adoption and change, to reducible risk, be posed to organisations? Is there a need for different types of incentivisation for different sectors or differing sizes of organisations?
- How can government intervention best foster and encourage innovation that becomes globally foundational to securely operating digital systems? What is the cyber equivalent of the three-point belt? How do we maximise the chances that the UK cyber ecosystem begets such an invention?
- What are the costs associated with higher levels of cyber security services or regulated businesses (e.g. those under NIS regulation), in regards to products and services? Who pays for these costs? If they are passed onto the consumer then how is this incorporated into the product or service? How can price differentials be clearly identified?
- What are the critical emerging technologies on the 5, 10, and 15-year horizon which have the potential to change cyberspace or impact on the UK’s cyber-power and strategic advantage? What novel critical applications of existing technologies could have the potential to transform cyberspace? How should emerging technologies be prioritised for cyber security research?
- What are the systemic linkages between the cyber security skills shortage and other government cyber interventions?
- What evidence is there for not embedding adequate cyber security in highly commercialised or direct-to-consumer tech? What evidence is there on cybersecurity not being embedded adequately in sectors with lower regulation?
- What is the overall impact of telecoms on biodiversity within the UK? This includes; (i) domestic manufacturing, (ii) shipping, (iii) installation, (iv)maintenance (v) passive existence of infrastructure?
- How does increased data usage affect power consumption at server and data centres?
- How might wide-spread take-up of 4G mobile connectivity affect an individual’s daily life? What impact might it have on; (i) spending/saving habits, (ii) occupation, (iii) location of residence, (iv) education, (v) health(including wellbeing)? How does this differ for different demographic groups?
- How do low or no emission power methods for 4G mobile masts, such as wind, solar, hydrogen, and other methods, compare to diesel generation power in terms of ;(i) viability, (ii) reliability, (iii) durability, (iv) cost to operate?
- What are some of the emergent technologies which will increase the need for gigabit connectivity for (i) residential premises; (ii) business premises?
- "How does the upgrade in mobile connectivity from 4G to 5G impact end users, both positively and negatively? Additionally, what changes in usage does this upgrade cause for both residential and business users? How can the impact of this uplift be monetised?"
- How has gigabit connectivity and the digital harmonisation, or moving a variety of services onto one system, of local public services affected; (i) how they’re delivered, (ii) how they’re used, (iii) future coverage within that local area, (iv) technological innovation within that local authority?
- How does the UK compare to other countries in respect to 4G mobile coverage? In particular, how does the UK compare to G7 and EU countries? What factors contribute to this? What can the UK learn from 4G mobile roll-out in other countries?
- What risks does digital first public services/digital citizenship pose to the digitally excluded?
- "How can benefits of 4G mobile connectivity be monetised for areas where very few people live? Are there international examples, such as national parks from across the world, that are comparable?"
- For how long will gigabit capable speeds be sufficient for (i) residential premises; (ii) business premises; (iii) public sector organisations?
- How does technology usage affect competitiveness in the market, for example delivery rates and value for money? How does this differ across technologies and organisations?
- What is the potential for future technologies in delivering mobile connectivity more efficiently and effectively than contemporary technologies e.g. low earth orbit satellite technology? What are the advantages and disadvantages of these technologies, including their feasibility and possible barriers to implementation?
- How can Quality of Service data be quantified and measured as a consistent metric across BDUK delivery?
- To what extent can efficiency in maintenance be gained by utilising existing public sector resources and assets to preserve or maintain our networks?
- How best can local context be incorporated into data received to understand how local events and human and natural geographical features of the area affect the speed of build and risks of delivery?
- To what extent are the decisions being made by network suppliers in where to build equitable both at the beginning of and during delivery (specifically considering the impact of descoping premises from delivery)?
- How will the mobile market be affected by reaching 95% coverage of the UK and increasing competitiveness across regions of the UK by 2030?
- What incentivises and supports sharing of knowledge to promote sector-wide best practice in a competitive market place?
- Patients and Their Doctors in 1977
- How do network providers differ in the surveying methods used and what efficiencies do particular methods have?
- To what extent is overbuild an issue within the market and what characteristics make it a more or less favourable delivery decision for suppliers?
- What are the factors which lead to urban premises not having FTTP connectivity?
- To what extent are the networks being built adding to the resilience of national infrastructure?
- How would a retrenchment of the telecoms market affect: (i) market structure and market behaviour, (ii) outcomes for delivery, (iii) the general public?
- To what extent are network providers effectively planning their networks to ensure delays and additional cost are avoided?
- Evidence on the economic impact of clinical trials and cost.
- Evidence on the main barriers to conducting clinical trial activity.
- How can we apply the defence in depth approach to preparing for risks from AI?
- What human systems are resilient to impacts from AI and which are less so?
- Which data sources or key indicators should we be watching that may indicate major changes in the risk assessment, or new risks hitherto unidentified arising?
- Estimates of the potential market size for AI-related services in the life sciences sector.
- Detailed company data on both current expenditure and investment in AI.
- What risk assessment methods are best suited to risks from AI?
- How can we ensure use of AI is ethical?
- How can we ensure AI increases public sector productivity?
- What is the proper role for public engagement and communication as part of a wider regulatory process? What is regulators’ accountability to the public with respect to innovation? What are the practical ways of doing public engagement in agile way?
- Which risks from AI are the most urgent to mitigate?
- How can we attribute the role that AI had in causing a particular harm, rather than something else?
- To what extent do AI companies face sufficient incentives to invest in risk measurement, prevention and mitigation?
- What role do technical standards play in supporting or hindering innovation? How can regulation and standards play complimentary roles in creating an agile governance framework? Are there successful case studies we can draw lessons from?
- We need to understand who the UK technology companies are, who owns them and who invests in them.
- How does the space sector underpin our critical national infrastructure and our society?
- What are plausible scenarios and what role could/should the UK play in them?
- What are the areas of weakness, what are the areas of strength?
- Investigating the impact of the space sector on wider UK economy and society. What services are provided by the space sector?
- Innovation diffusion and adoption: How can we measure and understand the adoption and diffusion of new ideas and technologies across regions and sectors? How can we support more widespread adoption of existing and new innovations?
- Studying the relative competitiveness of the UK space sector in an international context. How do UK space sector companies compare to international rivals?
- How is the space sector changing our society? What will this look like in the future? What is the role of government in this context?
- We are always interested in comparing the situation and activity in the UK to what is happening in our global partners and competitors.
- We are interested in estimates of the size of the future market for particular technologies.
- Sometimes there can be a lack of certain specialised facilities or infrastructure that is a barrier to technology companies scaling up within the UK.
- Sometimes there can be a lack of certain specialised facilities or infrastructure that is a barrier to technology companies scaling up within the UK.
- Providing sufficient scale up capital for fast growing tech and deep tech companies is always a very important topic, as part of the global race for leadership.
- How can we leverage our world-class researchers, education, businesses and facilities to build the UK as a science and technology superpower, and in doing so, helping to achieve our goals in space?
- What enables UK space sector companies to thrive – and what stops them from thriving?
- Gambling Survey for Great Britain: Year 2, 2024
- How is the space sector likely to grow and change, and what will that mean for the UK space sector?
- How best to draw on collaborative research and innovation, international opportunities, and global talent to be resilient and competitive?
- Real time performance monitoring: How can DSIT promote and introduce real time data monitoring, to track the delivery and performance of RDI programmes inflight?
- Which institutions and actors are engaged in international R&I within the UK?
- Compute: What are the latent needs of the UK’s AI ecosystem for compute resource?
- Evaluation methods for RDI programmes: What new methods and approaches are emerging to understand the short-term and long-term impact of public sector RDI investments?
- How are R&I professionals from the UK received overseas?
- Talent: What is the role of international AI talent in UK prosperity? What are the AI talent flows into and out of the UK?
- "R&D : In which areas of AI R&D is the UK strongest? What are the most significant AI R&D opportunities for the UK? Which government interventions are most effective for boosting UK AI R&D (relative to such goals as economic growth, productivity and security)?"
- How will AI impact societal cohesion, including through trust in institutions and the government and through factionalism?
- AI sector: What are the key opportunities for HMG to intervene that will support the growth of the UK AI sector?
- To what extent are the potential risks posed by highly capable AI systems a barrier to economy-wide adoption, and how could progress in AI safety overcome these barriers? How can we ensure that the UK population has the right AI skills for life and work?
- How should the UK position itself in terms of the global AI market? What sort of AI businesses should we particularly be looking to attract?
- How can we better understand the barriers to AI adoption?
- What are the most effective approaches to upskilling the education workforce to use AI well? What impact could this have on productivity?
- Productivity: What are the possible direct and indirect productivity impacts of AI?
- Micro productivity: To what extent does AI impact firm level productivity?
- How will AI impact competition and innovation?
- Macro productivity: To what extent does AI impact national productivity?
- How can we best establish which UK research and technology organisations are undertaking work for overseas companies, and which have operations outside of the UK?
- How can the impact of digital technology be robustly measured, and implemented in a way that supports teachers and learners?
- How has the increased accessibility of generative AI influenced HE and FE providers and students?
- How do we harness technological advances to support our sectors reduce exposure and vulnerability to climate risk?
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 1996-2023/24: Secure Access
- What solutions, and scale of solutions, can improve the upskilling of digital skills capabilities, and wider digitisation, of UK businesses? How can we incentivise the private sector to play their role in upskilling the UK labour market?
- Socio-Psychiatric Survey on Distribution and Aetiology of Psychiatric Disorder, 1975-1976: Lewis and North Uist
- What is the potential of new technology and innovation to change and improve flood planning and infrastructure?
- How many energy production sites will exist and what is the optimum scale they will operate at?
- Does deploying AI models in an existing process or system increase the attack surface of the host system? If so, how can this be mitigated? Who would be the owners for securing against those vulnerabilities and, where this is unclear, should organisations be sharing knowledge and security ownership, across the technology stack and system of deployment? Analyse and examine the full extent and range of cyber security risks to the UK economy in software development, distribution and supply chains. Identify what risks to the UK’s cyber resilience are introduced through software supply chains by software vendors and users? Which are the highest profile risks? We are interested in B2B/enterprise software rather than consumer software but including: operational technology, IT and cloud and on-premise.
- What is required to identify implications for worker health and safety from AI, ensuring it is used safely throughout its lifecycle, including consideration of the interaction between digital and physical systems?
- How do operational fusion power plants compare in risk profile to industrial installations HSE are familiar with regulating?
- Is there opportunity to transfer knowledge and skills from hydrocarbon technologies to operators of new and emerging technologies in the energy transition?
- What role does HSE have in assuring the trust of communities in new and emerging technologies in the energy transition?
- How can the role of human factors in the safe and effective operation of a new energy system be effectively understood?
- What evidence is needed about the use of new technologies - e.g. new and emerging energy technologies, use of novel materials, new manufacturing processes, etc. - to develop an appropriate, effective strategy for their better regulation, enabling their rapid and safe introduction?
- How can it be ensured that repair and replacement strategies (and the technologies used) are suitable?
- Adult Literacy in Britain, 1996
- How can we ensure that new industries such CCS, hydrogen and energy storage are designed with safety and health considerations in mind?
- How can designers, consultants and manufacturers contribute to incorporating improvements in occupational health and safety when considering design of new technologies?
- How can it be ensured that our regulatory approach accommodates future trends in new technologies and health and environmental hazards?
- Digitisation: How can digital innovation (e.g. digitisation of CDM) be harnessed to improve building safety and to better structure, share and use construction health and safety data to best inform health and/or safety decisions during the design, construction and use of an asset or building?
- How will future changes in technology, and the way in which workers interact with these new technologies (e.g. Artificial Intelligence, Net Zero technologies), affect the health of workers and what can be done to mitigate any work-related ill health?
- What cyber interventions that DSIT or NCSC runs are most likely to be adopted and what is the positive impact of these? What drivers exist for the adoption of these? What are the barriers to adoption? Do sectors with more stringent regulatory measures see higher adoption of cyber security principles than non-regulatory driven protocols? What other non-UK government frameworks matter most to organisations?
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2019-2020
- English Longitudinal Study of Ageing: Waves 4-11, 2008-2024, Primary Data: Special Licence Access
- Can quantum hydrogen image and gas sensors provide a safer operating environmental for hydrogen vehicles and H fuel storage and conveyance?
- How are the local environmental impacts of aviation evolving through time (e.g., noise and air quality) and how can they best be mitigated?
- Can quantum computing approaches to advanced material development provide lighter, stronger, safer, and more efficient batteries and hydrogen storage systems?
- What are the real-world pollutant emissions of road vehicles, including non-exhaust emissions, and what are the technologies that can be used to reduce them?
- Family Resources Survey, 2022-2023
- How can we develop and exploit new methodologies to ensure cost-effective monitoring (for example remote sensing and environmental DNA)?
- What benefits of increased connectivity can still be achieved at sub-gigabit speeds which are still above ultrafast (300-999 mbps)? How do the benefits compare at different levels; for example, what are the benefits at 600 mbps versus 700 mbps? How do these differences in benefits change over time?
- Which new technologies and approaches can be applied to improve transport systems resilience to disruption from natural hazards?
- How can new technologies and approaches be applied to enhance the cyber security of transport systems, including points of interconnection, autonomous transport, and commercial space flight? How does increased cyber-reliance in transport systems reduce our resilience to or increase the impact of an attack or major catastrophe?
- What benefits do consumers gain from offering a wider selection of mobile providers through the expansion of mobile connectivity in areas with partial coverage?
- Molecular biology: The ongoing evolution in the costs, speed, and ease of DNA measurements will allow entirely new approaches to complement traditional biodiversity monitoring and increase understanding of ecosystems, biodiversity, diseases, and other aspects of the environment
- How can emerging technologies be deployed in a safe and secure way to enhance the protective security and resilience of transport systems?
- How are decisions on investment and location of R&D facilities affected by the broader commercial environment and, in particular, price regulation and other cost control measures.?
- How can innovations in data science, data analytics, sensor technology (including innovative deployment) be used and integrated with wider security systems to enhance security in transport systems?
- How can quantum based cyber security systems protect the transport sector beyond that of current classical cyber security?
- How can we combine available and emergent information technologies (such as text analytics, natural language processing, sentiment analysis and semantic markup) to improve knowledge and information sharing in a public sector context?
- What are the big strategic questions in relation to ‘Pro-Innovation Regulation’ that the government should be focused on? Do regulatory mandates and remits need to change and if so how, as markets and the economy continue to shift? Is sector-focused regulation struggling to cope with changing markets, and how should it interact with horizontal regulation? Should innovation be made an explicit part of regulators’ remit, without diluting their responsibility for consumer safety? How far should regulation be used to create new markets or shape existing ones?
- Will adoption of AI in key delivery departments contribute to more efficient and effective public services?
- How can technological change reduce pressures on natural resources?
- How can drones and other new technology be used safely and securely to open new opportunities; develop new markets; and deliver aviation services to realise their full potential in the UK and to deliver economic growth?
- How can networks and communities of practice be used to support knowledge sharing and foster collaboration amongst regulators? How can strategic coordination and partnership help unlock the value of standards for innovation? How can regulators work with Freeports to overcome the regulatory challenges of developing, testing and applying new ideas and technologies?
- In what ways is the UK regulatory environment helping / hindering the plans and activities of innovators? Is it becoming more friendly or less friendly to innovators over time? Methodologically, what is the best way of measuring the health of the UK regulatory environment over time?
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2023
- MORI Omnibus Polls, January - December, 1994
- Data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence: algorithmic decision-support and decision-making, to inform the real-time personalisation of services and interventions; natural language processing, feature extraction and analysis of complex textual data; artificial intelligence transparency, accountability, fairness, and ‘explainability’.
- E-commerce and Digital Economy Survey, 2001-2021: Secure Access
- New methodologies for valuing the impact of RDI programmes: What new methodologies exist for valuing the impact of individual RDI programmes? Are there ways to accurately estimate programme-specific spill overs or indirect impacts?
- GambleAware Annual Great Britain Treatment and Support Survey, 2019-2024
- Integrating autonomous systems - Defence is interested in addressing the integration challenges of operating these new autonomous systems with legacy military capabilities. From a people perspective - what are the opportunities, costs and risks of introducing autonomous systems? How do we effectively integrate people with autonomous systems and define the boundaries and interfaces?
- Data Science and Decisions - How can MOD harness the benefits of data science? How do we build trust in automated systems? How do we integrate multiple sources of information with differing levels of uncertainty and represent this effectively and efficiently to busy decision makers?
- Reducing Cognitive Load - Greater access to data, information and services will challenge the cognitive loading on personnel. How can new technology help reduce this burden through, for example, autonomous software agents? Which functions could be carried out by machine and, conversely, what decisions will still need to be taken by human operators to ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards? How do we integrate these advances into our command and control systems?
- S&T Skills – The complex challenges faced by Defence requires a multidisciplinary approach. However of particular interest is access to those specialist skills relating to nuclear, energetics and explosives, autonomy, aerodynamics, big data and cyber. There will a continuing demand for systems engineering skills to harness and integrate technology for military advantage. Within Defence there are opportunities for engineering and scientific apprenticeships, industrial placements and summer student placements which all provide the opportunity to work on challenging but exciting problems.
- English Longitudinal Study of Ageing: Waves 4-11, 2008-2024, Primary Data: Secure Access
- English Longitudinal Study of Ageing: Waves 0-11, 1998-2024
- Mental Health of Children and Young People in England, 2017: Special Licence Access
- Training – Preparing our people for operations with appropriate training can be costly. How do we harness advances in synthetics and simulation to reduce the need for real training? What technological advances will improve our ability to train and prepare for dangerous situations without exposing our people to unnecessary risks? How do we reduce our burden on the physical environment? What is the optimum blend of real/synthetic training? How do we measure the effectiveness of team and collective training?
- Cost - Traditional complex military capability is designed and built to counter technologically sophisticated military adversaries. What low cost, simple solutions exist to address the future spectrum of potential adversary capabilities? How can we ensure military units and capabilities are sufficiently agile to fulfil a range of potential roles and counter the spectrum of adversaries? How do we introduce asymmetric capability to our advantage? How do we integrate new technologies into complex systems at affordable cost?
- Exploiting the electromagnetic spectrum - How do we develop approaches to maximise the use of the electronic spectrum in congested environments to ensure commanders are able to access the information they need? How can we improve secure transmission of information? How do we integrate new and emerging technological solutions with legacy equipment to achieve this communications edge?
- How can forecasting methods inform long-term total factor productivity growth?
- International comparisons: How do UK capabilities compare to international leaders (such as the US, China, France, South Korea, Singapore, Israel)?How do these governments’ interventions and capabilities policies compare to the UK’s?
- Coping with the large number of devices and sheer volume of data, especially considering human factors.
- What are the environmental effects of emerging technologies?
- Changing world: How have evolutions in our statistical system (such as the greater focus on administrative sources for statistics) influenced how statistics are produced, used, and valued? How may advances in wider society (such as the increasing sophistication of large language models) influence how statistics are produced, used, and valued?
- Recovering fingerprints from various materials; automatically processing fingerprints; getting additional information (not just the image itself) from fingerprints.
- Risk posed across sectors by different types of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and other autonomous and unmanned systems, now and in the future.
- Risks and effectiveness of counter-UAV measures in civilian airspace.
- What are the risks and opportunities to creative business growth posed by new technology, including automation such as the use of AI?
- What is the impact of digital technologies on supply and demand for culture in AHT sectors?
- Opportunities and threats posed by new technologies, such as the dark web, distributed ledger technologies, the internet of things, additive manufacturing and connected cities.
- Young Lives: Head Teacher Telephone Survey, Ethiopia and India, 2020
- Financial Expectations, November 1981
- How will coronavirus impact on international co-operation on emerging technologies
- Low-cost tools for detecting threat items in bags.
- How can front-line public services adapt to the challenges and opportunities presented by automation? What are the benefits and risks of adopting new technologies to deliver services?
- Agile and responsive skills system: What changes in the skills system are required to meet government ambitions to support and grow critical technologies set out in the Science and Technology Framework? How can we future proof the workforce by giving them the right skills to fully embrace AI and its potential?
- How can we scan the regulatory horizon to identify opportunities to improve the regulatory environment? What role can regulators play in helping government identify areas of regulation in need of reform (and what information could they provide)? As new technologies develop, how can we more effectively anticipate and ‘roadmap’ the need for regulation and/or standardisation? How can we estimate what/when risks will occur (based on TRL) and when regulation is needed?
- How can new approaches and technologies be applied to perform targeted screening of specific areas of the body?
- What is the best way to inspect traditional and modern joining methods to identify flaws that could compromise the safety of tanks constructed using such methods?
- What impacts are smart speakers and broader connected devices having on radio listening and on radio providers? What are the opportunities for voice activation usage on smart speakers?
- What are some of the key drivers and enablers for take-up of gigabit-speed connectivity for (i) residential premises; (ii) business premises? [question of relevance to Digital Infrastructure, as seen in their section 1]
- What will be the environmental impact of the copper switch-off and recovery of copper wiring? This includes the emissions used to recover the copper wiring, and the emissions savings from reduced need to mine and refine copper?
- Port Talbot People and Jobs Survey, 1984
- Are regulatory measures more effective at reducing cyber security incidents /breaches than non-regulatory measures? What other measures could be introduced to improve the adoption of cyber security measures - how and at what cost? How is this best measured?
- What are the spatial drivers and distribution of R&D activity? Within that, what are the relevant roles of infrastructure, excellence and capacity?
- How can advances in communication technologies be used to inform our understanding of trade in digital services?
- What are implications of advances in communications technologies for trade in services?
- What behavioural and technical interventions will improve the safety of public spaces and the public’s perception of their safety?
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2006-2024: Secure Access
- What is the relationship between research led innovation and commercialisation in the UK? What are the determinants of this relationship? What are the tools required for research to lead to innovation? What are the barriers, if any?
- How can we effectively evaluate countries’ relative technology readiness levels (TRL), by technical area, sector and overall strategy? To what extent does the commercial, regulatory and legal environment impact on TRLs? To what extent can market access restrictions to some sectors have wider impacts on trade within other sectors?
- Where are the biggest risks from - developers, vendors, customers? Where could government intervention help to improve the cyber resilience of software supply chains? Explore case studies of different contexts, for example: (i) most recent significant attacks, incidents and exploited vulnerabilities and their causes and (ii) statistics on attacks, breaches and prevalence of software vulnerabilities. What are the biggest/most urgent software supply chain risks to the UK economy (that companies face)?
- What is the nature of the relationship between data and productivity? How does this influence business motivation to share/use data?
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey, 1992-2025: Secure Access
- Identifying the distribution of productivity benefits from telecoms infrastructure investment (fixed and wireless): (i) to what extent can, or has, telecoms investment reduce(d) the difference in productivity between areas of the UK? (ii) what is the impact of telecoms infrastructure on the differences in productivity between firms within sectors (e.g. can it help address the issue of ‘long-tail’ of low productivity firms)? And how do the productivity impacts differ between different industries? (iii) what are the barriers to scaling up wireless enterprise applications for growth and how are they changing? (iv) How do productivity impacts vary across public mobile networks, private mobile networks (e.g. private 5G) and fixed networks including the role of Wi-Fi? For further relevant questions on productivity see BDUK section 9.
- To what extent are market sectors or verticals, such as transport, logistics, utilities, health and social care (including critical national infrastructure) likely to require access to high specification connectivity (e.g. high capacity, high reliability, low latency)? What are the commercial models for any required new investment likely to be and are there likely to be areas of market failure?
- To what extent can existing rail and roadside infrastructure be used to support or deliver expanded mobile coverage across the UK? What innovative business models might promote improved coverage in road and rail corridors?
- Given the focus towards higher frequency bands and increasing competing demand from new and incumbent users, is a different model accommodating shared use of spectrum needed? What is the best mechanism for promoting shared use of spectrum?
- To what extent does innovation and competition between companies promote network technology evolution and interoperability (e.g. between systems, equipment, etc)? For further relevant questions on market competition and cooperation see BDUK section 2.
- Understanding Society: Waves 1-15, 2009-2024 and Harmonised BHPS: Waves 1-18, 1991-2009
- Financial Expectations, April 1981
- What does evidence suggest about how the UK could prepare for future trends?
- Are traffic standards and guidance still appropriate and relevant considering technological and environmental changes?
- What patterns are we likely to see in AI diffusion and adoption throughout the economy?
- Which areas of research on the uses of next generation networks may need policy interventions (e.g. Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence)? This may include driving strong take-up of fibre and 5G/6G, encouraging the adoption of the products and services, and increasing Willingness to Pay and supporting industry to make the necessary investments?
- Where are the opportunities for international collaboration to increase the UK’s role and influence over the development of next generation telecommunications technologies - including advanced 5G and beyond?
- What are the major security and resilience issues that may arise from future telecoms networks?
- What is telecom’s role in achieving net zero and the impact of changing climate? To what extend is telecoms a driver of energy efficiency within and across sectors?
- Political Communication and the Young Voter, 1970: Post Election Questionnaire, Adult Sample
- What modern provisions most effectively address emerging technologies, emerging data flows and digital trade?
- In response to a trade shock, what innovative approaches to support data collection, dissemination and application can be taken, without burdening businesses and frontline staff?
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Bangladesh Chittagong and Sylhet Baseline School Survey, 2019
- Scottish Household Survey, 2023
- Health Survey for England, 1997
- How can we use digital innovation and precision farming techniques to measure animal health and welfare outcomes for livestock, and to provide early warning of livestock disease and health threats?
- How can we predict the potential impacts of a changing climate on actions and strategies to mitigate climate change (for example how will future climate change impact the delivery of carbon sequestration by different habitats)? What tools are available to allow for effective planning of climate change mitigation strategies that are resilient to a changing climate?
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2023-2024
- Gambling Survey for Great Britain: Year 1, 2023
- Systems analysis that considers human-environmental systems as a complex set of interactions, and the novel use of systems thinking to consider the feedbacks and consequences of action in this system
- Understanding Society: Innovation Panel, Waves 1-17, 2008-2024
- Data science: Application of techniques, including AI and block chain, to unlock opportunities for improved and more efficient environmental monitoring, regulatory compliance, and land management
- Development of systems approaches that can be used to inform policymaking. This includes approaches to provide insights into complex systems, identify points of intervention, account for multiple perspectives, and frame policy decisions
- Understanding Society: Waves 1-15, 2009-2024 and Harmonised BHPS: Waves 1-18, 1991-2009: Special Licence Access
- Understanding Society: Innovation Panel, Waves 1-17, 2008-2024: Special Licence Access
- Understanding Society: Innovation Panel, Waves 1-17, 2008-2024: Secure Access, National Grid Reference (Easting, Northing, OSGRDIND)
- Advanced electronics: How will sensors, omics, geographical information systems, internet of things, be used to support regulation and enforcement needs across the agri-envrionmental and food sectors?
- Development of models to support decision making on complex and wicked problems (for example on land use, environmental trade-offs, food systems)
- Understanding Society: Waves 1-15, 2009-2024 and Harmonised BHPS: Waves 1-18, 1991-2009: Secure Access
- How do we deploy emerging technologies to move from post-disease/outbreak surveillance to pre-emergence surveillance and mitigation of risks?
- How is climate change affecting the emergence and transmission of infectious diseases, and how can we become more resilient to these outbreaks?
- Next Steps: Sweeps 1-9, 2004-2023
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2020-2021
- What information, data and tools are required to support effective actions?
- Scottish Health Survey, 2021
- How should government make best use of high-performance computing resources and emerging quantum computing technology?
- Food and You 2: Waves 1-10, 2020-2025
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2022-2023
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2021-2022
- How are creative businesses using technology to increase their productivity, is this through reducing costs, increasing their access to consumers/audiences or increasing the value of their products or services?
- What has been effective in supporting businesses to adopt digital technologies? What difference have these made to productivity?
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Cox's Bazar Panel Survey Midline, 2023
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Cox's Bazar Panel Survey: Baseline, 2019
- What is the best way to secure the inclusion and accessibility of radio on smart devices? What is the current value exchange between smart device platforms and UK radio stations, and how is this likely to change in the future? What are the audience demographics for old digital (DAB) radios vs new DAB+ devices.
- To what extent do audiences who watch linear TV engage with digital technologies such as on demand players, broadband at home, and smartphones?
- What are the characteristics of those who watch linear TV but engage very little with digital technologies? Why is their engagement low? What are the barriers and enablers for adopting non-linear TV?
- Gallup General Election Surveys, 1964
- Scottish Social Attitudes, 2024
- Continuous Household Survey, 2023-2024
- Continuous Household Survey, 2022-2023
- Financial Expectations, August 1978
- Continuous Household Survey, 2021-2022
- Continuous Household Survey, 2020-2021
- Continuous Household Survey, 2019-2020
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2025
- Continuous Household Survey, 2018-2019
- What interventions have been effective in AHT sectors for narrowing the digital skills gap in their workforce and for improving digital infrastructure?
- How is digital culture affecting how people interact with both physical and digital forms of culture? Are they substitutes or complements e.g. can digital engagement increase physical engagement? What does this mean for future policy interventions and business models?
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Ethiopia Round 4, 2022-2023
- European Working Conditions Survey, 2024
- European Working Conditions Survey Integrated Data File, 1991-2024
- How career pathways for geospatial skills are changing, and which new skills the geospatial workforce needs?
- General Synod (Church of England) Survey, 1975
- What technologies can assist police officers in stand-off knife detection?
- How can candidate technologies for lawful knife detection and vehicle interdiction achieve usable size, weight, and power configurations?
- What cybersecurity threats exist for the use of drones in policing and how can they be mitigated?
- How can sensors and other advanced technologies in next generation police uniforms be powered efficiently in the field?
- Scottish Health Survey, 2024
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2023-2024
- How can maritime information (including navigation) be digitalised to allow machine reading alongside human inter-operability, is different information required by autonomous systems?
- What innovative approaches to data in education could increase staff capacity and reduce workload?
- What is the opinion of Internet users on cookie pop up banners. How would they prefer to be informed and aware of cookie usage, what is the right balance between that and a frictionless online experience?
- How can schools and school trusts use their resources (including staffing, estates and technology) more effectively and efficiently?
- British Viewers' Reactions to the `Roots' Series, 1977
- Young Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 1, 2002
- How can new technologies, digitalisation and data analytics be utilised to improve transport networks, user experience and create more effective and cost-efficient transport systems?
- What are the options for reducing our reliance on space-based Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) systems? What is the most cost-effective way of ensuring adequate resilience and redundancy of PNT across transport systems?
- How will new and emerging technology change travel patterns and demand on the Strategic Road Network?
- Longitudinal Small Business Survey, 2015-2024
- National Islands Plan Survey, 2020
- Listening to Young Lives at Work: COVID-19 Phone Survey, First Call, Second Call and Third Call, 2020
- Quarterly Acquisitions and Disposals of Capital Assets Survey, 2015-2025: Secure Access
- World Values Survey: Wave 7, United Kingdom, 2022
- Can quantum optimisation algorithms improve efficiencies/provide optimal routes for public transport and fleet operators?
- How can we use digital twins to increase resilience, responsiveness, and integration of our network (cross modally)?
- How can quantum processing benefit analytical approaches to modelling and simulation of transport data?
- Northern Ireland General Election Survey, 2024-2025
- Better understanding the end-to-end value of investment in policing technology
- Self-Completion Study Based on the 2021 European Social Survey in Great Britain
- Improving our ability to adopt digital innovations in policing
- How does LawTech affect the productivity, cost effectiveness, and efficiency of different services and outputs in the legal sector?
- Materials and structures – Understanding material selection and performance, ageing, shock and impact resistance, corrosion, design and lifeing aimed towards reducing the long term cost of military equipment across a range of platforms, weapons and application areas. How do we pull through promising materials quickly and at low enough cost to enable early adoption?
- Sensors – The basic human need to know and understand your environment is of particular imperative to the Armed Forces. Defence is interested in the development of small, low-power, light-weight, multi-modal sensing capabilities for example to detect explosive and chemical substances, and radio frequency emissions.
- Technology or techniques to identify prohibited and restricted articles (for example, people, money, drugs, tobacco, counterfeit goods and species that require a permit under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora [CITES]).
- Research and development in all forensic science areas: the rapidly expanding digital forensics; “conventional” areas such as fingerprints and DNA; and many other niche areas. Using general scientific advances and insights in the forensics domain.
- Simulants for safe detection equipment testing and canine training Identification of CBRNE materials.
- Food and You 2: Waves 1-10, 2020-2025: Special Licence Access
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2018
- Millennium Cohort Study: Sweep 8, Age 23, 2023-2025: Secure Access
- Millennium Cohort Study: Sweep 8, Age 23, 2023-2025
- How can emerging technology be deployed to improve school and college financial efficiency and reduce teacher workload whilst maintaining standards?
- How can it be ensured that technological advancements serve to maintain or improve existing levels of safety and health and do not present additional risks (either immediate or latent)?
- How can we model existing data from human, animal, plant, and environmental health indicators to better understand the interconnection and potential impacts of climate change?
- Which practises can most effectively reduce emissions of GHG (including CH4 and N2O) from agriculture, waste, and wastewater, land-use, and F-gases in the UK and internationally?
- European Working Conditions Telephone Survey, 2021
- How can government increase its capacity to adapt to and exploit the next curve of innovation in digital, data and technology?
- ONS Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, 2019-2025: Secure Access
- What requirements should apply to navigation bridge sensors and controls for use in MASS, in particular human and machine interfaces, update rates, and data representation?
- Approaches to parsing images automatically.
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2016
- Developing non-animal technologies.
- How can effective accountability and governance through complex AI supply chains be achieved? How can joined-up approaches with AI/digital experts in industry and academia be encouraged to develop, share knowledge and resources in ways that leverage synergies and efficiencies? e.g., sandboxes and incorporate learning from international contexts?
- A changing world of work: Are there significant implications for worker health and safety and for building safety of widespread adoption across this diverse sector of: Modern Methods of Construction (MMC); AI, Autonomy and the Internet of Things; Robotics; Advanced materials and additive manufacturing?
- How can the use of data and technology support our workforce with case management, risk mitigation, and the delivery of effective supervision?
- Human performance - Are there opportunities to improve or augment human performance to reduce cognitive or physical burden? How do we cope with the impact of changes in climate impact on human performance? How do we design clothing and equipment to mitigate these constraints?
- Realigning Children's Services: Well-being Survey Programme, 2019: Tranche 3, Secure Access
- Test and evaluation – What are the opportunities to reduce the cost and environmental impacts associated with the test and evaluation of large scale, integrated and complex military systems?
- Ubiquitous sensing and processing - in the future, sensors will become smaller and cheaper leading to their wide availability both in civilian applications and in defence. They will also be available to our adversaries. How they are deployed and how the information they generate is managed and used will be key. We need to understand how they will be networked and how automation could be exploited to task and manage them.
- How do other customer-centric organisations mitigate issues surrounding uncertainty of service delivery which policing could look to adopt?
- What new and emerging technologies (including cloud, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality) will impact geospatial skills and innovation, and access to geospatial data in the future, and how could the UK leverage these technologies?
- How is the use of Age Assurance technologies for the child online safety sector likely to change over the next 5 and 10 years?
- What are the current approaches to measuring the accuracy of Age Assurance technologies/ solutions?
- What are the opportunities of emerging technologies (quantum and AI) to revolutionise our ability to map underground assets?
- Evaluate the growth trajectory of the UK safety technology market, and the extent to which market growth supports DSIT online safety and prosperity objectives.
- How might the growth in innovative uses of location data impact public attitudes on the responsible use of location data, for example population movement data?
- In what ways will AI exacerbate the spread of mis/disinformation and is mis/disinformation spread by AI likely to be more effective in influencing UK audiences?
- How do online bystanders respond to viewing perceived online mis/disinformation (e.g. report, share, ignore), and how could their behaviours be influenced?
- What are the policy levers available in S&T to support and protect economic and national security How effective are they?
- What are the opportunities to influence global digital standards?
- How can the UK support firms to optimise the benefits of digital technical standards development? How can expertise of UK industry be better harnessed by government?
- How should global digital technical standards be understood and used, and how can we understand their costs and benefits? How do we work with global companies on this from a UK perspective?
- What new skills/professions are likely to emerge as a result of future telecoms technologies and how can the UK be best placed to exploit them?
- Given changing TV viewer habits (online vs terrestrial TV), how can the use of the remaining Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) spectrum be optimised? What is the potential of incentivising more spectrally efficient technology (e.g. Digital Video Broadcasting — Second Generation Terrestrial or ‘DVB-T2’) and enabling increased access for mobile services while facilitating a sustainable future for DTT (albeit with a reduced set of channels). Note: this work will need to be coordinated with DCMS and its planned DTT viewing and policy reviews.
- There are legitimate but competing demands for access to the Upper 6GHz band by proponents of Wi-Fi and mobile services both internationally and in the UK. What are the advantages/disadvantages to the UK of an allocation favouring mobile or Wi-Fi compared to a hybrid option, which enables access but with limitations to both services?
- Evaluate the technologies that will drive smart networks: evidencing the utilisation of the UK’s lead in AI and Edge technology to develop self-organising, secure and highly optimised network software.
- What are the key factors and incentives that are driving technological convergence in digital networks and their barriers? How are these changing?
- Given the expected changes in future network deployments and upcoming consideration of spectrum bands: (i) what are the most efficient methods of allocating spectrum to maximise social and economic benefits? (ii) is the current framework of market mechanisms (auctions, trading, Administered Incentive Pricing (AIP) based licence fees) likely to continue maximising social benefits or will they need updating?
- What does the current digital ecosystem look like and what could be the impact of future digital regulation and policy changes directly or indirectly? What are the trade-offs and gaps to consider in maximising growth and minimising harm in these areas?
- How does the UK compare to other digital economies and how can we robustly measure this?
- Where are the opportunities to break down barriers, tap into unrealised opportunities and ensure that those building our digital and technological solutions are representative and cognisant of UK societal needs as a whole?
- What are the potential cases and market failures Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET) might help to resolve? What are the potential barriers to their adoption? What are some of the most adopted PETs in use in the UK?
- What is the most effective method for incentivising responsible technology design, in terms of cyber security? What are the barriers or blockers for using secure by design principles for cyber security of emerging connected technologies? Where have we seen successes in adopting secure by design principles for connected technologies? Is there a gold-standard or case study where security of a product has been considered during early inception? Has led to greater security of the product and fewer breaches?
- How can connected technologies can be secured when liability and responsibility of product security is unclear, due to convergence of technologies and systems. I.e., taking a system-of-systems approach, how can holistic and robust cyber security be ensured? What is the series of measures required to safeguard the whole system? For example, taxonomy of cyber security risks and threats from the research phase through to product development, deployment and embedding with other technologies and systems. How could the UK produce a world-leading approach to securing emerging technologies through an end-to-end process?
- What are the most common connected technology convergence points we will see realised in the UK in the next 5-10 years? What are the applications of these converged connected technologies? Which sectors will be most impacted? Will there be an increased cyber attack surface for converged technologies? How can the cyber security of converged technologies be managed?
- Are there different hierarchies, professional groups or user types and behaviours that aid or block cyber security implementation? How do we best understand this both quantitatively and qualitatively?
- What are the systemic links between the growth of the UK cyber sector and the efficacy of cyber interventions? Does growth of the cyber sector have an inverse relationship with the impact of interventions? What are the reinforcement and control loops in this system?
- What are some of the emergent environmental and ecological benefits of fixed and 4G mobile connectivity? For example, could 4G mobile connectivity help rewilding and biodiversity projects by aiding in wildlife tracking? Could increased fixed connectivity support greater use of sensors with IOT, for example, to track water quality? How significant of an impact would this be?
- What is the full carbon life cycle of fibre? How does this differ where different machineries and processes are used? Are there possible emissions savings that could be made across the lifecycle? What are the ways in which these savings could be implemented or influenced by BDUK or other actors in the market?
- How long does it take for the CO2eq emissions from the production, shipping, installation and use of fibre to result in a net emission saving overuse of copper?
- What are some of the barriers local authorities experience in using gigabit connectivity and extracting the most value from digitally harmonised services?
- What is the current forecast of non-fibre based technology (including anything capable of delivering speeds above superfast but below gigabit[30Mbps - 1Gbps], or speeds which exceeds gigabit [>1Gbps]) and its role in delivering broadband connectivity to homes and businesses where fibre is not feasible? What is the lifespan and redundancies of these technologies?
- How does the growth in gigabit-capable connectivity in the UK compare to other countries? In particular, how does the UK compare to France, Spain, the United States, South Korea? What factors contribute to this? What can the UK learn from gigabit roll-out in other countries with similar geographies /populations /characteristics such as New Zealand?
- What are the barriers to delivery of fibre-to-the-premises across the UK? What possible solutions exist to these barriers?
- How might future extreme weather, such as flooding and storms, heatwaves, and wildfires, affect the reliability and durability of: (i) underground fibre ducting; (ii) overhead cabling; (iii) mobile masts; (iv) hybrid wireless solutions such as satellite connectivity; (v) system wide vulnerabilities?
- What other factors beyond cost to build affect the commerciality of a premise? And how may this change up to 2030?
- What are some of the supply chain issues and risks associated with fibre deployment in the next 10 years? To what extent is the UK able to self-sufficiently, domestically produce, fibre and ducting for the needs of the market and to what extent is it reliant on imports?
- Morecambe Study, 1973: Accommodation in Premises Providing Meals
- Are international regulatory frameworks and technical standards currently helping or hindering UK innovators in achieving scale? How do key stakeholders rate our regulatory system compared to international competitors? How active / influential has the UK been in shaping international efforts to establish regulations and standards? Have UK industry and government built new capabilities / coalitions, effective in shaping global technical standards?
- What is needed to enable the public sector to adopt AI?
- What are the possible scenarios for various AI risks 1, 3, 5, 10 and more years from now?
- We are interested in which companies we might collaborate with in order to give the UK a leading role within global value chains.
- What approaches do regulators currently use to support innovators? How effective are these approaches? What are the underlying barriers stopping regulators from doing more to enable innovation (Capability, Opportunity and/or Motivation)? What opportunities are there for government to work with regulators to support innovation? How can grant funding be targeted at those regulator initiatives which will have the most impact on innovation?
- Building a stronger overall picture of the space sector. Mapping and explaining how the sector works, how its constituent parts intermesh, how the UK space sector is connected to the rest of the world, how academia and industry interconnect.
- What are the areas of strength and weakness in UK space science and technology?
- An interest in a certain way of addressing the gap. High quality M&E and data analysis on government programmes can inform many of the questions listed above. Another complimentary form of evidence comes from conducting live controlled experiments on the funding system.
- How can we ensure public attitudes to AI are positive, and maximise trust in safe AI?
- What will the future of AI look like within the UK, and how can we monitor our progress towards the many possible scenarios?
- What are the most robust methodologies for assessing the effectiveness of technology used for education?
- What are the cyber security risks within the school estate? What is best practice for cyber security in schools and how can we scale this across the school estate?
- What are the potential long-term opportunities and challenges of AI use in education at all stages?
- Financial Expectations, October 1976
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2014
- Interactions: How does the way that statistics are produced influence the value that users get from them, and how can this be addressed to maximise value? To what degree to statistics need to be directly used for them to provide value (or do people value outcomes from others using them instead)?
- Glasgow Mobility App Survey, 2022: Secure Access
- Energy Demand Research Project: Early Smart Meter Trials, 2007-2010
- What are the relative merits of existing, emerging, and future technologies in helping to decarbonise aviation? What adaptations will be required for the aviation sector to successfully adopt new zero-emission technologies?
- How can new approaches and technologies be applied to perform targeted screening of groups of people?
- Can Germanium on Silicon SPADS be introduced to LIDA systems for CAVs, providing greater accuracy when identifying surrounding attributes and over greater distances (using QKD to ensure a secure system)?
- Participation Survey, 2021-2025: Secure Access
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2012: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues Teaching Dataset
- Integrated Multimedia City Data, 2015: Secure Access
- Are telecoms networks a net contributor or mitigator of GHG emissions, and will their net emissions grow or shrink in the future?
- What are the key determinants of economic security?
- How will AI affect existing kinds of harmful online content (e.g. online abuse, scams) and what new kinds of online harmful content might it give rise to?
- What approaches or innovation are needed to support the efficient handling of data within education settings?
- How can we adapt research methodologies to robustly measure the impact of technology in education, given its fast-moving nature?
- How do AI and other digital technologies support existing ways of working in schools and colleges? What are the main opportunities for the future?
- Brexit Tracker Survey, 2021-2024
- What are the key drivers / barriers to consumers’ adoption of technology that adds stability for the grid? How do these differ by consumer groups?
- How will ‘vehicle to grid’ reverse charging impact on electric vehicle battery life?
- What are the options and new technologies to detect and improve enforcement against vehicles with high noise emissions?
- What are aviation autonomy maturity levels?
- How can new approaches and technologies be applied to enhance the detection of threat materials and items that could harm transport systems?
- What are the key factors regarding public trust on autonomous systems?
- What frameworks can we use to ensure proportional, safe, and trusted applications of AI in the transport sector?
- What are public/industry perceptions of space technologies/services and how can these help inform government interventions?
- How will new and emerging technology assist in reducing construction costs for road schemes?
- Maximising opportunities from digital forensics in relation to crime prevention and detection
- What contributes to effective electronic tagging and monitoring, including GPS and radio frequency trackers, and sobriety tags, in protecting the public from harm? Are there specific groups of individuals for whom electronic tagging and monitoring is more effective?
- How can we improve forecasts of case volumes for the courts and tribunals system? How can we better understand future demand and supply, to help plan for the delivery of services?
- What are the ethical considerations of LawTech and the enhanced usage of technology within the legal sector? What, if any, regulatory framework or guidelines are required to ensure the fair use and application of LawTech?
- How might technology shape the future requirements of, and services offered by, the legal profession and sector? How can LawTech and innovation support greater access to justice?
- Autonomous systems – What are the ways Defence could exploit autonomy and autonomous systems in military operations and potentially at lower cost than traditional high-end military platforms? What is the range of potential benefits of utilising autonomous systems in Defence; greater areas covered, persistent effects, or removing personnel from immediate danger? How can we reduce the need for human involvement in difficult, mundane and dangerous tasks such as bomb disposal, force protection or decontamination?
- Disruptive technologies – New technologies such as High Performance Computing, quantum information processing and synthetic biology have the potential to radically change the nature and environment of warfare in the future. The key challenge for Defence is understanding the risks and opportunities presented by the technologies and forecasting when and where the impact on defence will occur. How should Defence proactively shape our doctrine and policy to maximise the benefits whilst minimising the threat to defence?
- How recruitment of cheap (migrant and native) labour balances against investment in new technology.
- Financial Expectations, August 1977
- Assuring the integrity of documents (possibly electronic), for example involving distributed ledger technology and advances in materials.
- Allocating resources optimally, including using data science effectively (for example to improve targeting).
- Digital forensics especially in light of rapid technological change.
- Improving speed and accuracy of existing forensic approaches (for example, rapid DNA profile extraction and analysing seized digital media).
- Building security into the design of distributed ledger technologies.
- What are the current and innovative technologies which could help retrofit existing dwellings or otherwise achieve net zero and build in resilience to climate change goals through the built environment at least cost?
- Which countries excel at facilitating the commercialisation and export of new technologies and why?
- Scottish Health Survey, 2023
- British Election Study, 2014-2026: Combined Internet Panel
- How can we ensure that technology (including Artificial Intelligence), supports child and adolescent development, learning and health at all stages, from early years to adult education?
- • What impacts does social media use and screen time have on brain development, behaviour (including engagement in other activity), attainment, and health? How does this vary for different groups (including by age) and for different types of use?
- • What factors and characteristics support healthy use of technology (such as mobile phones and tablets) by children of different ages, and what impact do they have?
- • How can we equip parents, families, and carers to support children through safe access and use of technology outside educational settings?
- How can we harness the potential benefits of technological advances (such as increased productivity across our sectors, or better-informed decisions by learners about opportunities), while keeping children safe?
- • In what ways can AI (artificial intelligence) and other digital technology reduce workload, improve teaching quality, help track progress and improve outcomes? How can AI and digital technology impact on productivity, efficiency, and costs?
- • What are the potential long-term opportunities and challenges of AI (artificial intelligence) use across our sectors, and at all education stages?
- • How can digital and assistive technology support learners with SEND, including to participate in mainstream education settings?
- • How can artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies be implemented in our settings so that they do not widen existing inequalities or create new inequalities?
- • How has the increased accessibility of generative AI influenced our sectors (including schools, colleges etc)?
- How can the impact of digital technology be robustly measured, and implemented in a way that supports teachers and learners? • How can we adapt research methodologies to robustly measure the impact of technology in education, given its fast-moving nature?
- • How do device ratios impact students and teachers? What is the minimum effective ratio of devices to students? How does this vary according to student characteristics including age?
- What are the security risks associated with AI and other digital technology within the educational and children’s social care estates? What is best practice for cyber security in our institutions how can we scale this across the estate?
- Workplace Employment Relations Survey: 1998-2011: Secure Access
- Annual Respondents Database, 1973-2008: Secure Access
- • What are the best ways to ensure that AI and other digital technology are used safely, ethically, and in ways that protect the data and interests of children, our workforce, and bodies? What forms of collaborative working, regulation and enforcement may be appropriate?
- • What models of management and professional development of frontline and back office roles support efficient and safe use of data and technology including AI?
- • What innovative approaches to data in education and children’s social care could increase staff capacity and reduce workload?
- Management and Expectations Survey, 2016-2023: Secure Access
- Financial Expectations, August 1974
- Financial Expectations, January 1975
- Young People and Gambling Survey, 2025
- • What resources are required to ensure the safe and efficient handling of data in education and children’s social care?
- Public Sector Management Practices Survey, 2023: Secure Access
- What approaches or innovations are needed to support the efficient and safe handling of data within education and children’s social care settings which leads to better life outcomes?
- What are the barriers to engagement in digital cultural offers for different groups and how can innovative digital content be used to reduce barriers to audience engagement?
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1976
- Financial Expectations, June 1976
- How can we monitor emissions arising as a result of digital consumption?
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2018-2019
- What are the infrastructure, airspace, regulatory and skills requirements for the emerging aviation technologies and what are the impacts of existing government interventions?
- How will new and emerging technology assist in the operation, maintenance, and renewal of the Strategic Road Network?
- What is required to ensure quantum technologies (i.e., gravity sensors) can provide a reliable alternative to GNSS for maritime and other modes of transport?
- How should autonomous aviation systems communicate with ground control and each other?
- What are the benefits and risks of new and emerging aviation technology (e.g., unmanned aircraft, advanced air mobility, etc.) to transport users?
- How can we best share the research being conducted on traffic technology investments with the wider community?
- How can the risks that emerging technologies pose to transport systems be identified and quantified?
- Financial Expectations, August 1976
- How can we ensure Situational Awareness for different human in the loop actors in autonomous aviation?
- How will new and emerging aviation technology such as unmanned aircraft, advanced air mobility, provide environmental benefits or disbenefits and what environmental assessment techniques should be applied?
- How can we better understand trends in geospatial investment internationally, including into the capture of data (such as satellite, aerial imaging and surveying programmes) and the development of geospatial applications?
- Two Eighteenth-Century French Periodicals : the Anee Litteraire and the Journal Encyclopedique (1762/3,1773/4,1783/4) : a Quantitative Study
- What are the barriers creative businesses face in adopting new technologies?
- What is the role of remote operation (assistance, decision making & control)? What are the skills and requirements for such operation for autonomous systems?
- What are the human-machine interface (HMI) requirements for AI applications such as machine vision? How can we limit overreliance?
- How can new approaches and technologies be applied to deter, detect, and disrupt the misuse of drones?
- Understanding Society: Calendar Year Dataset, 2023: Special Licence Access
- How can we improve the provision of information; set standards; and use new technologies to improve aviation safety and security?
- Occupations: What are the characteristics of occupations that put them more at risk of replacement/change or give them a comparative advantage? Over what time frame will they be impacted?
- What impact do UK research professionals and academics have overseas?
- Family Resources Survey, 2005/06-2023/24: Secure Access
- Are there any analytical tools we should be aware of that could support work at the local level?
- Millennium Cohort Study: Linked Education Administrative Datasets (National Pupil Database - KS1-KS5), England, 2003-2021: Secure Access
- Business Insights and Conditions Survey: Waves 1-141, 2020-2025: Secure Access
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Bangladesh Chittagong and Sylhet Rapid Virtual Survey, 2021
- Scottish Election Study, 2024
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2017
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2015
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2024
- Health State Valuations from the British General Public, 1993
- Young Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 4, 2013-2014
- Millennium Cohort Study: Age 14, Sweep 6, 2015
- Attitudes Towards Brexit Panel, 2021-2022
- Understanding Society: Calendar Year Dataset, 2023
- Millennium Cohort Study: Linked Education Administrative Datasets (KS1-KS4), Wales: Secure Access
- Cyber Security Breaches Survey: Combined Dataset, 2016-2022
- Participation Survey, 2024-2025: Open Access
- Participation Survey, 2024-2025
- Readers Digest Survey of Europe Today, 1969
- Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use among Young Teenagers, 1998; England and Scotland
- Smoking among Secondary Schoolchildren, 1996; England and Scotland
- Smoking among Secondary Schoolchildren, 1994; England, Scotland and Wales
- Health Survey for England, 1996
- Health Survey for England, 1995
- Health Survey for England, 1994
- Health Survey for England, 1993
- SIPHER Synthetic Population for Individuals in Great Britain, 2019-2021
- Smoking among Secondary Schoolchildren, 1993; England
- Health Survey for England, 1991-1992 : Combined Data File
- Consumer Insights Tracker, 2024-2025
- MORI General Election Data, 1992 : Polls for Yorkshire Television, March - April, 1992
- MORI General Election Data, 1992 : Polls for the Times, March - April, 1992
- Financial Expectations, November 1974
- Young Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 5, 2016
- Young Lives: an International Study of Childhood Poverty: Round 3, 2009
- Centre for Time Use Research UK Time Use Survey, March 2023
- Longitudinal Study of Young Persons in England 2, 2013-2021: Secure Access
- English Private Landlord Survey, 2024
- Participation Survey, 2023-2024
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1983-1989
- Understanding Society: Calendar Year Dataset, 2022
- Listening to Young Lives at Work: COVID-19 Phone Survey, Fourth and Fifth Call, 2021
- Cyber Security Longitudinal Survey: Wave 4, 2025
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1996
- Cyber Security Breaches Survey, 2025
- Cyber Security Breaches Survey, 2024
- Cyber Security Breaches Survey, 2023
- Cyber Security Breaches Survey, 2022
- Cyber Security Breaches Survey, 2021
- Cyber Security Breaches Survey, 2020
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- National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, 2010-2012: Secure Access
- Scottish Health Survey, 2022
- Science Education Tracker, 2023
- Business Expenditure on Research and Development, 1995-2023: Secure Access
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2014-2015
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Jordan Midline, 2022-2023
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2003
- Family Resources Survey, 2023-2024
- Family Resources Survey, 2021-2022
- Family Resources Survey, 2020-2021
- Family Resources Survey, 2019-2020
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Ethiopia Round 3, 2021-2022
- Young People and Gambling Survey, 2024
- UK Innovation Survey, 1994-2023: Secure Access
- Participation Survey, 2023-2024: Open Access
- Scottish Islands Survey, 2023
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Jordan UNICEF Cash Plus Endline, 2022-2023
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Jordan UNICEF Cash Plus Baseline, 2021-2022
- Citizenship Survey, 2005-2011: Secure Access
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 51, Sweep 11, 2021-2024
- Swiss Voting Study, 1972
- World Bank World Development Indicators, 1960-2020
- OECD Telecommunications and Internet Statistics, 1980-2018
- Growing Up in Scotland: Cohort 2, Sweeps 1-3, 2011-2015: Special Licence Access
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2023
- Computers and the Law: Mechanised Searching of Legal Documents, 1975-1977
- Millennium Cohort Study: Age 11, Sweep 5, 2012
- Millennium Cohort Study: Age 7, Sweep 4, 2008
- Millennium Cohort Study: Age 5, Sweep 3, 2006
- Millennium Cohort Study: Age 9 months, Sweep 1, 2001
- Students in Residence, 1974
- Cambridge University Sociological Society Undergraduate Survey, 1959
- BBC Great British Class Survey, 2011-2013
- National Child Development Study: Age 42, Sweep 6, 1999-2000
- Identity, Belonging and the Role of the Media in Brexit Britain, 2018-2020
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2021-2022
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2023
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2021
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2020
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2019
- Survey on Attitudes to the Environment, 1978-1980
- British Social Attitudes Survey: Emergency Care Module, 2018
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2018
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2017
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2016
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2015
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2014
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2013
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2012
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2011
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2010
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2009
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2008
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2007
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2005
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2004
- Financial Expectations, February 1975
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2003
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2002
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2001
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2000
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1999
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1998
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2006
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1997
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1995
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1994
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1993
- Financial Expectations, April 1975
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1983-1991; Cumulative File
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1991
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1990
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1989
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1987
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1986
- British Social Attitudes Survey Panel Study, 1983-1986
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1985
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1984
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 1983
- Employers Skills Survey, 2002
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Bangladesh Chittagong and Sylhet Round 2, 2022
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Ethiopia Round 2, 2019-2020
- Low Carbon London Project: Data from the Dynamic Time-of-Use Electricity Pricing Trial, 2013
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2022-2023
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- Annual Respondents Database X, 1997-2020: Secure Access
- Cyber Security Longitudinal Survey: Wave 3, 2024
- Longitudinal Small Business Survey, 2015-2022: Secure Access
- Telephone-Operated Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2021-2022
- Participation Survey, 2022–2023
- Identity, Inequality and the Media in Brexit-Covid-19-Britain, 2020-2021
- English Private Landlord Survey, 2021
- Counter-Urbanisation : an Analysis of Recent Migration from England to Northern Scotland, 1983
- Attitudes of Students at the London School of Economics, January - February, 1985
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 21 Sample Survey, 1992
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 16, Sweep 4, 1986
- BBC Daily Life Survey, 1983-1984
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 16, Sweep 4 Leisure and Television Diaries, 1986
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 5, Sweep 2 1975
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 46, Sweep 10, 2016-2018
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 42, Sweep 9, 2012
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 34, Sweep 7, 2004-2005
- 1970 British Cohort Study: Age 29, Sweep 6, 1999-2000
- Attitudes to Equality, 1977; Survey Three
- Family Resources Survey, 2018-2019
- Family Resources Survey, 2017-2018
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2017-2018; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2018-2019; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Financial Expectations, June 1974
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2019-2020; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Millennium Cohort Study: Age 3, Sweep 2, 2004
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2016-2017; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2015-2016; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2014-2015; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2013-2014; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2012-2013; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2011-2012; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2010-2011; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2009-2010; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2008-2009; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2007-2008; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2006-2007; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2005-2006; Adult and Child Data: Special Licence Access
- Survey of Londoners, 2021-2022: Special Licence Access
- Affluent Worker in the Class Structure, 1961-1962
- National Child Development Study: Age 46, Sweep 7, 2004-2005
- National Child Development Study: Age 33, Sweep 5, 1991
- National Child Development Study: Childhood Data from Birth to Age 16, Sweeps 0-3, 1958-1974
- Management and Wellbeing Practices Survey, 2018
- COVID Social Mobility and Opportunities Study: Wave 2, 2022-2023
- COVID Social Mobility and Opportunities Study: Wave 1, 2021-2022
- Evidence for Equality National Survey: a Survey of Ethnic Minorities During the COVID-19 Pandemic, 2021: Teaching Dataset
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- Young People's STEM Aspirations and Trajectories, Age 20-22, 2020-2023
- National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, 2010-2012: Biological Data: Secure Access
- National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, 1990
- National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, 2010-2012
- National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles COVID-19 Study, 2020-2021
- Northern Ireland House Condition Survey, 2016
- Scottish Household Survey, 2015
- Expenditure and Food Survey, 2003-2004
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2011-2012
- Scottish Household Survey, 2016
- European Working Conditions Survey, 2015
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2019-2020; Adult and Child Data
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2018-2019; Adult and Child Data
- Understanding Society: Innovation Panel Twitter Study, 2007-2023
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2016-2017; Adult and Child Data
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2017-2018: Adult and Child Data
- Young People and Gambling Survey, 2023
- Telephone-Operated Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2020-2021
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Bangladesh Chittagong and Sylhet Baseline, 2020
- Young Persons' Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2022
- National Survey for Wales, 2021/22 and 2022/23: Combined Data
- National Survey for Wales, 2022-2023
- Understanding Society: Calendar Year Dataset, 2021
- Understanding Society: Calendar Year Dataset, 2021: Special Licence Access
- Scottish Household Survey: Telephone Survey, 2021
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- UK Business Data Survey, 2022
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- Community Life Survey, 2012-2013: Special Licence Access
- Community Life Survey, 2013-2014: Special Licence Access
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- Financial Expectations, 23 August - 5 September, 1973
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, 2018
- United Kingdom Time Use Survey, 2014-2015
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- Understanding the Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Public Attitudes and Community Responses to Shale Gas: an Integrated Approach, 2019-2022
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- Young People and Gambling Survey, 2019
- Cyber Security Longitudinal Survey: Wave 2, 2022
- Understanding Society: Innovation Panel Wellbeing App Study, 2020
- Who Are Britain's Blind People? 1981
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- Financial Expectations, June 1980
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- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2015-2016
- Workplace Employee Relations Survey, 2004; Cross-Section Survey, 2004 and Panel Survey, 1998-2004, Wave 2
- British Film Institute Television Industry Tracking Study, 1994-1998
- Survey of Londoners, 2021-2022
- UNIDO Industrial Statistics Databases, 1963-2018
- Survey of Londoners, 2018-2019: Special Licence Access
- Financial Expectations, May 1979
- Gemini COVID-19 Study: Home Environment Interviews and Twin Questionnaires, 2019-2021
- Food and You Survey, 2016
- Fourth National Survey of Ethnic Minorities, 1993-1994
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research Survey of Knowledge Exchange Activity with Universities by United Kingdom Companies, 2017-2021
- Survey of 400 Locally Controlled Manufacturing Establishments in Merseyside and Greater Manchester, 1979-1980
- General Household Survey, 1995: Teaching Dataset
- Working Conditions in European Union Candidate Countries, 2001
- Financial Expectations, March 1981
- European Working Conditions Survey, 2010
- European Working Conditions Survey, 2005
- European Working Conditions Survey, 1995
- European Working Conditions Survey, 1991
- European Working Conditions Survey, 2000
- International Research Integrity Survey, 2021
- UCL COVID-19 Social Study, 2020-2022
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- Young Lives: Rounds 1 and 2, 2002-2006: Ethiopia: Teaching Dataset
- Financial Expectations, May 1980
- Young Lives: School Survey, Ethiopia, 2012-2013
- Young Lives: School Survey, Ethiopia, 2016-2017
- Young Lives: School Survey, India, 2016-2017
- Young Lives: School Survey, Vietnam, 2016-2017
- Use of Television Equipment in Scottish Secondary Schools, 1980
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2021
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2021
- Understanding Society: Calendar Year Dataset, 2020
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- Public Attitudes to Data and Artificial Intelligence Tracker Survey: Wave 1, December 2021
- Cyber Security Longitudinal Survey: Wave 1, 2021
- Artificial Intelligence Activity in UK Businesses, 2021
- Centre for Time Use Research UK Time Use Survey 6-Wave Sequence across the COVID-19 Pandemic, 2016-2021
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2016-2017
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2019-2020
- Young People and Gambling Survey, 2016
- Young People and Gambling Survey, 2017
- Young People and Gambling Survey, 2018
- British Crime Survey, 2008-2009
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2018-2019
- Realigning Children's Services: Well-being Survey Programme, 2019: Tranche 3
- British Crime Survey, 2010-2011
- British Crime Survey, 2009-2010
- British Crime Survey, 2007-2008
- British Crime Survey, 2006-2007
- British Crime Survey, 2005-2006
- British Crime Survey, 2004-2005
- British Crime Survey, 2003-2004
- British Crime Survey, 2002-2003
- British Crime Survey, 1982: England and Wales Data
- Irish Readership, May - June, 1968
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Bangladesh Chittagong-Sylhet Cross Section, 2018
- British Election Study, 2019: Post-Election Random Probability Survey
- Understanding Society: Spending Study 2, 2018-2019
- Understanding Society: Spending Study 1, 2016-2017
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2020
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2019
- British Social Attitudes Survey, 2019, Poverty and Welfare: Open Access Teaching Dataset
- Quality of Life in Urban Britain, 1975
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Jordan Baseline, 2018-2019
- BBC TV General Election Day Survey, 1979
- Financial Characteristics of Large British Companies, 1880-1926
- National Survey for Wales, 2020-2021
- National Survey for Wales, 2019-2020
- Financial Expectations; 17-23 June 1971
- National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles, 2010-2012: Open Access Teaching Dataset
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2018-2019
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2020
- Free Votes in the House of Commons, 1979-1997
- Workplace Employee Relations Survey, 2011
- Scottish Health Survey, 2017
- Taking Part Web Panel Data: Engagement During the COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020
- UCL CEPEO - LSE COVID-19 Survey of Young People, 2020
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2014
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2015-2016
- Food and You Survey, 2018
- Food and You Survey, Waves 1-2 Combined Dataset, 2010-2012
- Food and You Survey, 2014
- Food and You Survey, 2012
- Financial Expectations; 1-7 March 1973
- Food and You Survey, 2010
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2019-2020
- Welsh Election Study, 2019
- Children and Young People's Patient Experience Survey, 2018
- Scottish Household Survey, 2019
- British Election Study, October 1974: Scottish Cross-Section Sample
- Citizenship Education Longitudinal Study: Wave 6 and Cross-Sectional Online Survey, 2014
- Citizens in Transition: Civic Engagement among Young People, 2011
- Scottish Health Survey, 2018
- Scottish Election Study, 2016
- Wellcome Science Education Tracker, 2019
- Gallup General Election Survey, June 1970; Stages 1-4
- Scottish Health Survey, 2019
- World Risk Poll, 2019
- British Crime Survey Experimental Data: Children Aged 10-15 Years, January-December, 2009
- British Crime Survey, 1988 : Scottish Data
- British Crime Survey, 1982 : Scottish Data
- British Crime Survey, 1996
- British Crime Survey, 1994
- British Crime Survey, 1992
- British Crime Survey, 1988
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2019
- OECD Structural Analysis (STAN), 1970-2017
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2011
- OECD Product Market Regulation Statistics, 1998-2013
- OECD Patent Statistics, 1976-2016
- OECD Main Science and Technology Indicators, 1981-2019
- OECD Measuring Globalisation Statistics, 1985-2017
- Young Persons' Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2019
- Financial Expectations, April 1977
- OECD International Development (Debt and Aid) Statistics, 1967-2017
- National Survey for Wales, 2018-2019
- Financial Expectations, June 1977
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Nepal Baseline, 2017-2018
- UNIDO Industrial Demand-Supply Balance Database, 1990-2016
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2019
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2018
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2017
- Children and Young People's Financial Capability Survey, 2019
- Financial Capability Survey, 2018
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2017-2018
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2016-2017
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2013
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2012
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2010
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2009
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2008
- Brain Drain Debate in the United Kingdom, c.1950-1970
- MORI Political Polls, 1st October 1982
- Values in Norway, 1982
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2018
- Medical Student Survey, University of Birmingham, 1974
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2016
- National Survey for Wales, 2017/18 and 2018/19: Combined Data
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2017-2018
- Scottish Household Survey, 2018
- Northern Ireland General Election Survey, 2019
- Scottish Household Survey, 2017
- Geoscience Information in Jordan : a Study of its Communication and Needs of Users, 1984-1985
- Direct Marketing Farms Survey, 1979
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Bangladesh-Dhaka Baseline, 2017-2018
- Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence: Ethiopia Baseline, 2017-2018
- Irish Election Studies, 1977
- World Bank Africa Development Indicators, 1960-2011
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2014-2015
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2013-2014
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2012-2013
- Rural Youth Employment Study, 1985
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2017
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2016
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2015
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2014
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2013
- Commercial Victimisation Survey, 2012
- National Survey for Wales, 2009-2010: Pilot Study
- National Survey for Wales, 2012-2013
- National Survey for Wales, 2013-2014
- National Survey for Wales, 2014-2015
- National Survey for Wales, 2012/13 and 2013/14: Combined Data
- National Survey for Wales, 2016-2017
- National Survey for Wales, 2017-2018
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; Spain, 1967
- Images of the World in the Year 2000: Germany, 1970
- Northern Ireland General Election Survey, 2017
- Continuous Household Survey, 2017-2018
- Workplace Industrial Relations Survey, 1984
- Financial Expectations; 12-24 April 1970
- Financial Expectations, 29 November - 5 December, 1973
- Scottish Referendum Study, 2014
- Qualitative Election Study of Britain, 2010
- Drivers of Populist Radical Right Support in Britain, 2017-2018
- Family Resources Survey, 2015-2016
- Family Resources Survey, 2014-2015
- Family Resources Survey, 2013-2014
- Family Resources Survey, 2012-2013
- Family Resources Survey, 2011-2012
- Family Resources Survey, 2010-2011
- Family Resources Survey, 2009-2010
- Family Resources Survey, 2008-2009
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2018
- UNESCO Communication and Information Statistics, 1995-2006
- Financial Expectations; 15-21 July 1971
- Pioneers of Social Research, 1996-2018
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2013: Unrestricted Access Teaching Dataset
- Financial Expectations; 11-17 November 1971
- Wellcome Global Monitor, 2018
- Community Life Survey, 2012-2013
- Community Life Survey Experimental Online Data, 2013-2014
- Community Life Survey Experimental Online Data, 2014-2015
- Community Life Survey, 2013-2014
- Community Life Survey Experimental Online Data, 2015-2016
- Anti-Terrorism, Citizenship and Security in the United Kingdom, 2010
- British Election Study, 2015: Face-to-Face Post-Election Survey
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- Energy Production on Farms through Anaerobic Digestion, 2007-2010
- More Trouble with Feet: a Survey of the Feet Problems and Chiropody Needs of the Elderly, 1985
- Financial Capability Survey, 2015
- English Private Landlord Survey, 2018
- Citizenship Survey, 2007-2008
- Morecambe Study, 1973: Follow-Up Survey of Holiday Makers
- Morecambe Study, 1973: Accommodation in Holiday Flats
- Television and the Working Class, 1971 and 1973: Family Patterns of Television Viewing
- Scottish Election Study, 2007
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2014
- Metropolitan Police Service User Satisfaction Survey, 2005/06-2017/18
- Subemployment Study, 1972-1973: Follow-Up Survey
- Continuous Household Survey, 2016 -2017
- Continuous Household Survey, 2015-2016
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2017
- Media Context and the 2017 General Election: How Traditional and Social Media Shape Elections
- Scottish Health Survey, 2003
- Scottish Health Survey, 1998
- Scottish Health Survey, 1995
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2016-2017
- Scottish Household Survey, 2009-2010
- Scottish Household Survey, 2011
- Subemployment Study, 1972-1973: Main Household Survey
- Organisational Context and the Process of Strategy Development, 1994-1995
- Biographical Interviews in Eastern Germany in 2007-08
- Value Added Student Outcomes in Uganda, 2013-2014
- Affluent Worker in the Class Structure, 1961-1962: Special Licence Access
- Public Perceptions of Climate Change across Four European Countries: United Kingdom, France, Germany and Norway, 2016
- Wellcome Trust Monitor Waves 1-3 Combined Adults Data, 2009-2015
- Power-Sharing and Voting: Conflict, Accountability and Electoral Behaviour at the 2015 Northern Ireland Assembly Election
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research National Survey of Knowledge Exchange Activity by United Kingdom Academics, 2012-2015
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and April, 2017
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and April, 2016
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and April, 2015
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2016
- London Business Survey, 2014: Secure Access
- Renewable Heat Premium Payment Scheme: Heat Pump Monitoring: Case Studies, 2015-2016
- Young Persons' Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2016
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2016
- Quality of Life: Pilot 1, March 1971
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2015
- Survey of Centres for Adult Education that Provide Creches and Playgroups for the Pre-School Age Children of Their Students, 1973
- Audit of Political Engagement 14, 2017
- Content Analysis of Media Coverage of the 2015 British General Election
- Scottish Household Survey, 2014
- National Opinion Polls National Political Surveys: January 1980 Omnibus
- Poverty and Social Exclusion Living Standards Survey, 2012
- Employers' Response to the Introduction of the National Living Wage, 2016
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2014: Attitudes to Older People, Ageing and Ageism Teaching Dataset
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2014: Dementia Teaching Dataset
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2008: Attitudes to Older People, Ageing and Ageism Teaching Dataset
- Wellcome Science Education Tracker, 2016
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2014
- ONS Opinions Survey, Disability Monitoring Module, 2004-2015: Secure Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2015-2016; Adult and Child Data
- Continuous Household Survey, 2014-2015
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, Fraud Field Trial, 2015
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2015
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2015
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2014
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2013
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Identity Assurance Module, January, February and April, 2016
- Public Attitudes to Animal Research Survey, 2016
- Attitudes towards Commercial Access to Health Data, 2015-2016
- Scottish Election Study, 2011
- Understanding Society Teaching Datasets: Waves 1-3, 2009-2012
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2013
- Scottish Household Survey, 2013
- Investment in Intangible Assets Survey, 2009-2010: Secure Access
- Northern Ireland General Election Survey, 2015
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Disability Monitoring Module, January - May, July - August, October - November, 2014 and January and February 2015
- Wellcome Trust Monitor 3, 2015
- Continuous Household Survey, 2013-2014
- Social-Psychological Predictors of Support for Terrorism, 2009-2011
- Managing Minor Ailments: the Public's Preferences for Attributes of Community Pharmacies, 2013
- Long-Term Trajectories of Crime in the United Kingdom, 1982-2013
- United Kingdom Omnibus: Poverty and Social Exclusion Module, 2012
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2014-2015; Adult and Child Data
- Second Study of Infectious Intestinal Disease in the United Kingdom, 2008-2009
- Northern Ireland House Condition Survey, 2011
- Small Business Survey, 2014
- Community Life Survey, 2014-2015
- Continuous Household Survey, 2009-2010
- British Local Government Panel Survey, 1985-1986
- Children and Young People's Inpatient and Day Case Survey, 2014
- Welsh Referendum Study, 2011
- Attitudes on International Affairs among African Students in Britain, February 1963
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2013
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2012
- Welsh Election Study, 2011
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2008
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2011
- Scottish Household Survey, 2012
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2014
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Disability Monitoring Module, January - March and July - November, 2013
- Research and Development Expenditures and Subsidies, Firm Productivity, Employment Creation and Survival, 1997-2012: Secure Access
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2013-2014; Adult and Child Data
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2012-2013
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2004
- Strategic Science: Research Intermediaries and the Governance of Innovation, 2009-2011
- Student Income and Expenditure Survey, 2012: Secure Access
- BBC Big Personality Test, 2009-2011: Dataset for Mapping Personality across Great Britain
- Mitigating the Environmental Impact of Cattle and Sheep: Animal Genetics and Farmers' Readiness for Uptake, 2010-2011
- United Kingdom Survey of Academics, 2012
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2013
- Young Persons' Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2013
- Student Income and Expenditure Survey, 2012
- Advance Factory Information System, 1976-1987; Private Sector Speculative Factories in Aberdeen City District
- UK-IRC Survey of Business and Professional Service Firms, 2014
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2002
- Strathspey Survey, 1967/1968
- Audit of Political Engagement 11, 2013
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and March, 2014
- Family Resources Survey, 2007-2008
- Family Resources Survey, 2006-2007
- Continuous Household Survey, 2012-2013
- Continuous Household Survey, 2011-2012
- People's Activities and Use of Time, 1974-1975
- Understanding Society, Wave 3, 2011-2012: Teaching Dataset
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2012: Politics and Good Relations Teaching Dataset
- Small Business Survey, 2010-2012: Secure Access
- British Election Study Continuous Monitoring Survey, 2008-2010
- British Election Study, 2010: Campaign Internet Data
- British Election Study, 2010: Face-to-Face Survey
- British Election Study Nine-Wave Panel Survey, 2005-2010
- UK-IRC Survey of New Modes of Innovation: Managerial and Strategic Business Practices and Open Innovation, 2011
- Wellcome Trust Monitor 2, 2012
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2013
- E-Clusters in the E-Society: the Case of the Digital Content Industry, 2005
- Morale and Home Intelligence Reports, 1941-1949
- Welsh Language Use Surveys, 2004-2006
- Genetics, Genomics and Genetic Modification in Livestock Agriculture: Emerging Knowledge-Practices in Making and Managing Farm Livestock, 2007-2010
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2012
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2012
- Audit of Political Engagement 1-10, 2003-2012: Combined Data
- Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2011-2012: Teaching Dataset
- General Lifestyle Survey, 2000-2011: Secure Access
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, April 2013
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2012
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2012-2013; Adult and Child Data
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and March, 2013
- Northern Ireland House Condition Survey, 2009
- Audit of Political Engagement 10, 2012
- Storycircle: Social and Digital Conditions for Narrative Exchange and Knowledge Production, 2011-2013
- Opinions and Lifestyle Survey, Internet Access Module, August, September and October, 2012
- Observing the 1980s: Mass Observation Project Correspondents' Writings, 1981-1990
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2012
- Conventional Religion and Common Religion in Leeds, 1982
- Skills for Life Survey, 2003
- Skills for Life Survey, 2011
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2010-2011
- Living Costs and Food Survey, 2010: Unrestricted Access Teaching Dataset
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2011
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2011-2012; Adult and Child Data
- Taking Part: London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Host Borough Survey
- English House Condition Survey: Private Landlords Survey, 2006
- Citizenship Survey, 2010-2011
- National Evaluation of Sure Start, 2003-2011
- British Participation Survey, 2011
- ONS Opinions Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and March, 2011
- British Chinese Online Identities: Participation and Inclusion, 2006-2008
- English Housing Survey: Private Landlords Survey, 2010
- Russia 2010 Survey
- Continuous Household Survey, 2010-2011
- Audit of Political Engagement 9, 2011
- Surveying Employment Practices of Multinationals in Comparative Context: Integrating and Differentiating National Systems, 2006-2010
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2011
- ONS Opinions Survey, July 2010
- Researchers of Tomorrow, 2009-2011
- Towards Better Design, 2010
- Eurostat New Cronos, 1950-2060
- Media Systems, Political Context and Informed Citizenship: a Comparative Study, 2010
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2010
- British Election Study Ethnic Minority Survey, 2010
- Masculinities, Identities and Risk: Transition in the Lives of Men and Fathers, 2000-2009
- ONS Opinions Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February, March and April, 2010
- How Pledging Can Make a Difference to Charitable Giving: a Randomised Controlled Trial of a Book Donation Campaign, 2010
- House of Lords: Voting, Peers' Attitudes and Perceptions of Legitimacy, 2000-2007
- Legislative Policy Agendas in the United Kingdom, 1910-2010
- Consumption, Lifestyle and Identity: Reading the New Men's Lifestyle Magazines, 1985-1997: Teaching Data
- Police, the Media and their Audiences, 2006-2008
- Product Market Competition, Technology and Productivity, 1996-2005
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2010
- DECC Low Emissions R&D Survey, 2008: Secure Access
- Young People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2010
- Rural and Urban Solo Living: Social Integration, Quality of Life and Future Orientations, 2007-2008
- EU Kids Online: Enhancing Knowledge Regarding European Children's Use, Risk and Safety Online, 2010
- What Do the Public Want from Libraries, 2010
- Wellcome Trust Monitor 1, 2009
- Enlisting the Help of Friendly Bacteria: Probiotics and Visions of Health, Nutrition and Science in a Modern World, 2007
- Boomers and Beyond: Intergenerational Consumption and the Mature Imagination, 2006
- Politics and International Relations in the Russian Federation, 2008
- Chambers of Commerce Historical Census and Benchmarking Data, 1790-2005
- Audit of Political Engagement 8, 2010
- Constituency Campaigning in the 2010 General Election
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2011
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2010-2011; Adult and Child Data
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2009-2010
- ONS Opinions Survey, September 2009
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2010
- Digital Audiences: Engagement with Arts and Culture Online, 2010
- Transforming Livelihoods: Work, Migration and Poverty in the Tiruppur Garment Cluster, India, 2008-2009
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2010
- ONS Omnibus Survey, January 2001
- ONS Opinions Survey, June 2009
- Higher Education Institution Knowledge and its Impact on Regional Competitiveness, 2009
- Survey of United Kingdom Manufacturing Firms, 2010
- European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions, 2009
- European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions, 2008
- Monthly Inquiry into the Distribution and Services Sector, 1997-2009: Secure Access
- Offshoring and Outsourcing Innovation? The New Challenge for Multinationals, 2007-2010
- Scottish Survey of Adult Literacies, 2009
- British Business and Public Policy: the Informational and Structural Determinants of Political Influence, 2007-2009
- Citizenship Survey, 2009-2010
- Flood, Vulnerability and Resilience, 2007-2009
- Families and Children Study: Waves 1-10, 1999-2008
- Survey of University-Firm Interactions and Innovation: a Comparison of the North West, East of England and Wales, 2002-2007
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2000
- Impact of the Depiction of Work in Television Drama on Young People's Career Aspirations and Choices, 2007-2008
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2009
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 1999
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 1998
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 1997
- Young Consumers Study, 2002-2004
- Children, Transport and Mobility in Sub-Saharan Africa, 2007-2008
- Soviet Economic Development: Some Basic Data, 1932-1940
- Tellus4 Survey, 2009
- Attitudes to Genetically Modified Foods, 2009
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2009-2010; Adult and Child Data
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2008-2009; Adult and Child Data
- British Crime Survey 2007-2008: Teaching Dataset
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2009
- Northern Ireland Life And Times Survey, 2009
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2006-2007; Adult and Child Data
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2005-2006; Adult and Child Data
- Taking Part: the National Survey of Culture, Leisure and Sport, 2007-2008; Adult and Child Data
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2010
- Northern Ireland General Election Attitudes Survey, 2010
- Conservative Party Representatives Study, 2002
- New Democracies Barometer I-V: Slovenia, 1991-1998
- ONS Opinions Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and March, 2009
- New Democracies Barometer II-V: Ukraine, 1992-1998
- New Baltic Barometer I-VI Trend Dataset, 1993-2004
- New Europe Barometer I-XV Trend Dataset, 1991-2007
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research Survey of Knowledge Exchange Activity by United Kingdom Businesses, 2005-2009
- New Democracies Barometers I and V: Austria, 1991 and 1998
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research Survey of Knowledge Exchange Activity by United Kingdom Academics, 2005-2009
- New Democracies Barometer II-V: Belarus, 1992-1998
- New Democracies Barometer V: Serbia and Montenegro, 1998
- New Democracies Barometer II-V: Croatia, 1992-1998
- New Democracies Barometer I-V: Poland, 1991-1998
- New Democracies Barometer I-V: Hungary, 1991-1998
- New Democracies Barometer I-V: Slovakia, 1991-1998
- New Democracies Barometer I-V: Czech Republic, 1991-1998
- New Democracies Barometer I-V: Bulgaria, 1991-1998
- New Democracies Barometer I-V: Romania, 1991-1998
- ONS Opinions Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and March, 2008
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2009
- New Baltic Barometer IV, 2000
- New Baltic Barometer III, 1996
- New Baltic Barometer II, 1995
- New Baltic Barometer I, 1993
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Confidence in Official Figures Module, October 2007
- New Europe Barometer V, 1998
- New Europe Barometer IV, 1995
- New Europe Barometer III, 1993-1994
- New Europe Barometer II, 1992-1993
- European Survey of Enterprises on New and Emerging Risks, 2009
- Scottish Household Survey, 2007-2008
- New Russia Barometer I-XVIII Trend Dataset, 1992-2009
- New Russia Barometer XVI, December 2007
- Citizenship Survey, 2008-2009
- MORI Polls for The Scotsman, 1986
- New Russia Barometer VII, 1998
- New Russia Barometer V, January 1996
- New Russia Barometer I, 1992
- Audit of Political Engagement 7, 2009
- Mental Health Acute Inpatient Service Users Survey, 2009
- Effectiveness of the Controls on Infant Formula and Follow-on Formula, 2008
- Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2008-2009
- Fair Treatment at Work Survey, 2008
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2009
- Survey of Public Attitudes and Behaviours toward the Environment, 2009
- Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research in China and Japan, 2006-2007
- Living in Wales: Household Survey; 2006, 2007 and 2008 Combined Data Files
- Living in Wales: Household Survey; 2005, 2006 and 2007 Combined Data Files
- Living in Wales: Household Survey; 2004, 2005 and 2006 Combined Data Files
- Living in Wales: Household Survey; 2004 and 2005 Combined Data Files
- Living in Wales: Household Survey, 2008
- Living in Wales: Household Survey, 2005
- Living in Wales: Household Survey, 2006
- Living in Wales: Household Survey, 2004
- Living in Wales: Household Survey, 2007
- Advanced Technology in the Lives of Disabled People, 2007-2008
- Discourse of the School Dinners Debate, 2004-2008
- Offending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2003-2006: Longitudinal Analysis Data
- Comparing Love and Domestic Violence in Heterosexual and Same Sex Relationships, 2005-2006
- Scottish Crime and Victimisation Survey, 2006
- Public Understanding of Science, 1988
- Gender and the Vote in Britain, 2007
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2007
- Audit of Political Engagement 5, 2007
- Continuous Household Survey, 2008-2009
- Data for Undergraduate Political Science Courses: British Social Attitudes Survey, 2005
- Data for Undergraduate Political Science Courses: British Election Study, 2005
- Data for Undergraduate Political Science Courses: Eurobarometer 64.2, 2005
- Student Income and Expenditure Survey, 2007-2008
- Audit of Political Engagement 6, 2008
- Talking Robots: a Critical Examination of Strategies for Public Engagement with Robotic Technologies, 2007-2008
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2008
- Welsh Life and Times Study (Welsh Assembly Election Study), 2007
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2007
- Kids' Life and Times Survey, 2008
- Fair Treatment at Work Pilot Survey, 2005-2006
- Acute Trusts: Adult Inpatients Survey, 2008
- Scottish Environmental Attitudes and Behaviours Survey, 2008
- Children Creating Kinship, 2004-2006
- Implications of the National Offender Management Service for Prison Officers, 2006
- Expenditure and Food Survey, 2007
- Expenditure and Food Survey, 2006
- Knowledge Production and Collaboration in the Life Sciences: Interviews with Scientists in Industry, Universities and the National Health Service, 2005-2006
- Shifting Securities: Television News Cultures Before and After the Iraq War, 2003-2005
- Branded Consumption and Social Identification: Young People and Alcohol Study, 2006-2007
- Expenditure and Food Survey, 2005-2006: Teaching Dataset
- Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children, 1990-2003: Social Science Sampler Datasets
- ONS Omnibus Survey, March 2007
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February and March, 2007
- ONS Omnibus Survey, June 2007
- ONS Omnibus Survey, April 2007
- Towards Better Sexual Health: a Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles of Young People in Northern Ireland, 2000-2002
- Globalisation of the Executive Search Industry in Europe, 1980-2007
- Relational Spaces of Innovation in Architecture Firms, 2007
- Young People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2007
- Being a Doctor: a Sociological Analysis, 2005-2006
- Survey of Households in Poor Urban Neighbourhoods in China, 2006-2007
- Doing Embryo Ethics: Safety and Efficacy in Research and Practice, 2004-2007
- Continuous Household Survey, 2007-2008
- General Household Survey, 2006
- Scientific Career Transitions: from Public to Private Sector Science, 2004-2007
- Surveys of Members of the European Parliament, 2000 and 2006
- Communities of Practice Survey, 2007
- Learning at Work Survey, 2004
- Offending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2006
- Public Awareness of Flood Risk: the Role of the Environment Agency Flood Map, 2006-2007
- Experiences and Expectations of Disabled People, 2007
- ONS Omnibus Survey, e-Government Module, October 2005 and January, February, April and June, 2006
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2001
- Media Reporting and Public Knowledge, 2007
- Health Education Population Survey, 2007
- Public Engagement with Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA), 2006-2007
- ONS Omnibus Survey, December 2005
- Index of Electoral Malpractice, 1995-2006
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Internet Access Module, January, February, April and June, 2006
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2007
- Informal Networks and the Representation of Workers’ Interests in the United Kingdom Audio-Visual Industries, 2004-2005
- Concepts of Healthy Eating Food Research: Phases I and II, 1992-1996
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey, October - December, 1997
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 1997
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey, April - June, 1999
- Social Variations in Health in Early Old Age : Investigation of Precursors in a 60 Year Follow-up Study, 1997-2004
- Forward to the Past? Interpreting Contemporary and Future Loyalist Violence, 1994-2006
- Expenditure and Food Survey, 2004-2005
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2006
- Workplace Employee Relations Survey: Private Sector Panel, 1998-2004
- Scottish Schools Adolescent Lifestyle and Substance Use Survey, 2006
- Young People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2003
- Developing Sustainable Technologies for Waste: Improving Uptake through Partnership, 2004-2006
- Work Attitudes and Spending in India, Brazil, South Africa, Indonesia, Nigeria, Kenya and Egypt, 1992-2007
- Experience and Expression in the Fear of Crime, 2003-2004
- ONS Omnibus Survey, March 2006
- ONS Omnibus Survey, September 2006
- ONS Omnibus Survey, July 2006
- Continuous Household Survey, 2006-2007
- North East Referendum Campaign and Media Coverage, 2003-2005
- Scottish Household Survey, 2005-2006
- Small Firms and their Employees, 2003-2006
- Public Perceptions of Landscape: Mobile Telecommunications Development in the Peak District National Park, 2004
- Employment Practices of Multinational Companies in Organisational Context, 2005-2006
- General Household Survey, 2005
- Scottish Crime and Victimisation Survey, 2004
- Scottish Crime Survey, 2003
- Survey of Public Attitudes and Behaviours toward the Environment, 2007
- Expenditure and Food Survey, 2005-2006
- Workplace Employee Relations Survey: Cross-Section, 1998
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2003
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2005
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2006
- National Health Service National Staff Survey, 2004
- British General Election Study, 2001; Cross-Section Survey
- General Election in Northern Ireland, 2001
- Health Education Population Survey, 2006
- Northern Ireland Health and Social Wellbeing Survey, 2005-2006
- Entering e-Society: Young Children's Development of e-Literacies, 2005
- Expenditure and Food Survey, 2001-2002
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2006
- ONS Omnibus Survey, August 2005
- Services Values Matrix, 2004
- Expenditure and Food Survey, 2002-2003
- ONS Omnibus Survey, April 2005
- ONS Omnibus Survey, e-Government Module, October 2004 and February, May and July, 2005
- Framing of Terrorist Threats in United States and Russian Elections, 2003-2004
- Domestic Cooking and Cooking Skills in Late Twentieth Century England, 1996-1997
- New Russia Barometer XII, December 2003
- New Russia Barometer XIII, 2004
- Inclusion without Membership: Bringing Russia, Ukraine and Belarus Closer to Europe: Mass Surveys, 2004-2005
- Strategy and Service Improvement in Local Government, 2002-2003
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Public Confidence in Official Statistics Module, July 2004 and March 2005
- News, Mood and Consumer Confidence, 2004-2006
- Media Consumption and the Future of Public Connection, 2004-2005
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Internet Access Module, May, July and October, 2005
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Internet Access Module, April, July and October, 2004 and February 2005
- ONS Omnibus Survey, February 2005
- Virtually Second-Hand: a Case Study of eBay, the Internet Auction Site, 2004-2005
- Going Local? Regional Innovation Strategies and the New Agri-Food Paradigm, 2003-2005
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2005
- Photographs Leave Home: a Study of the Impacts of Personal Photography Online, 2004-2005
- ONS Omnibus Survey, November 2004
- Dynamics of Transformative Ideas in Contemporary Public Discourse, 2002-2003
- Trade-offs in Decision-Making for Sustainable Technologies, 2004-2005
- United Kingdom Children Go Online, 2003-2005
- Coal and Community: A Comparative Study of Three Mining Communities after the Strike, 1984-1988
- British Election Study, 2005: Internet Rolling Campaign Panel Data and British Parliamentary Constituency Database
- British Election Study, 2005: Face-to-Face Survey
- Content and Framing Study of United Kingdom Media Coverage of the Iraq War, 2003
- Pensions Online: Producer, Distributor and User Attitudes and Behaviour, 2004-2005
- Continuous Household Survey, 2005-2006
- DSS/PSI Programme of Research into Low-Income Families, 2001
- Nanotechnology and News Production: Journalists', Editors' and Scientists' Views, 2003-2004
- Public Attitudes towards Standards of Conduct in Public Life, 2005-2006
- Health Education Population Survey, 2005
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research Survey of British and Japanese Entrepreneurs and their Businesses, 2000-2002
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2005
- Public Attitudes to Genomics: Vignette Studies, 2004
- Resisting Subjugation: Law and Power amongst the Santal of India and Bangladesh, 2002-2004
- Human Resource Management and Performance in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, 2004-2005
- Northern Ireland Assembly Election Survey, 2003
- Discourses of Globalisation and European Integration in the United Kingdom and Ireland, 2004-2005
- Home Office Citizenship Survey, 2005
- British Local Election Database, 1889-2003
- Employment in Britain, 1992
- Lord of the Rings International Audience Research Project: World Questionnaire Dataset, 2003-2004
- Scottish Minorities Survey, 2003-2004
- General Household Survey, 2004-2005
- Regional Referendum Study, 2004
- British Migrants in Spain: the Extent and Nature of Social Integration, 2003-2005
- Poverty and Social Exclusion in Northern Ireland, 2002-2003
- Hampshire Residents and Climate Change, 2003
- European Election Study, 2004: Great Britain
- Enhancing Teaching and Learning Environments in Undergraduate Courses, 2001-2005
- Political Communication and Devolution in Northern Ireland, 2000-2001
- General Household Survey, 2000-2001
- General Household Survey, 2002-2003
- General Household Survey, 2001-2002
- General Household Survey, 2003-2004
- Continuous Household Survey, 2004-2005
- European Parliament Elections in Northern Ireland, 2004
- Childhood Vaccination: Science and Public Engagement in International Perspective, 2002-2004
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2004
- Delivering Financial Services in the Home, 2002-2004
- Poverty, Wealth and Citizenship : A Discursive Interview Study and Newspaper Monitoring Exercise, 1996
- Grandparents and Teen Grandchildren: Exploring Intergenerational Relationships, 2003-2004
- Segmentation of Consumers according to Type and Level of Engagement with Electronic Communications and Technologies, 2004
- Adult Learning at Home: Lifelong Learning and the Information and Communications Technology Revolution, 2002
- National Adult Learning Survey, 2000
- Improving Survey Measurement of Income and Employment, 2001-2003
- National Identity and Constitutional Change in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, 2001 and 2003
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2004
- Cinema Culture in 1930s Britain, 1920-1939
- Young People's Social Attitudes, 2003
- Radical Participation: Activists' Identities and Networks in Manchester, Oxford and North Wales, 1970-2001
- Scottish Schools Adolescent Lifestyle and Substance Use Survey, 2004
- British General Election Study, 1997; Cross-Section Survey
- Classroom Assistants in Primary Schools: Employment and Deployment, 1999-2001
- National Data on New Interwar Manufacturing Plants and Extensions, 1919-1938
- Employers' Survey on Support for Working Parents, 2000
- Growth of British Industrial Estates, 1900-1939
- Health Education Population Survey, 2004
- Young Life and Times Survey, 2004
- Scottish Schools Adolescent Lifestyle and Substance Use Survey, 2002
- Home Office Citizenship Survey, 2003
- Family Resources Survey, 1994-1995
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Internet Access Module, April, July and October, 2003 and February 2004
- Innovative Health Technologies at Women's Midlife: Theory and Diversity among Women and 'Experts', 2001-2003
- Family Resources Survey, 1995-1996
- Family Resources Survey, 1996-1997
- Dynamics of Attitudes Towards Democracy and Participation in Contemporary Britain, 2000-2002
- Public Understanding of Genomics and the Dynamics of Opinion Change: a Panel Study, 2003-2004
- Family Resources Survey, 2000-2001
- Family Resources Survey, 1999-2000
- Family Resources Survey, 1997-1998
- Family Resources Survey, 1998-1999
- Family Resources Survey, 2001-2002
- Greater London Authority (GLA) Household Survey, 2002
- Participation in Political Organisations in the United Kingdom and the Internet, 2001-2003
- Television: the Public's View, 2002
- Television: the Public's View, 2001
- Television: the Public's View, 2003
- Survey of Extra County Migration, 1974
- Public Attitudes Towards the European Parliament and Local Authority Elections, June 2004
- ONS Omnibus Survey, February 2003
- Presentation of Genetically Modified (GM) Crop Research to Non-specialists, 1997-2002 : A Case Study
- Survey of Public Attitudes towards Conduct in Public Life, 2003-2004
- Integrating Quantitative and Qualitative Research : Prospects and Limits, 1994-2003
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Internet for ICT Learning Module, October and November, 2002
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2003
- Changing Organisational Forms and the Re-shaping of Work : Case Study Interviews, 1999-2002
- DSS/PSI Study of Improving Work Opportunities, 1996-1999
- E-Living : Life in a Digital Europe : Waves 1-2, 2001-2002
- Wales Life and Times Study (Welsh Assembly Election Study), 2003
- Continuous Household Survey, 1991-1992
- Continuous Household Survey, 1992-1993
- Continuous Household Survey, 1990-1991
- Continuous Household Survey, 2003-2004
- Changing Employment Relationships, Employment Contracts and the Future of Work, 1999-2002
- Continuous Household Survey, 1988
- Continuous Household Survey, 1989-1990
- Continuous Household Survey, 1987
- Continuous Household Survey, 1986
- Continuous Household Survey, 1985
- Continuous Household Survey, 1983
- Continuous Household Survey, 1984
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2003
- UEA-MORI Genetically-modified (GM) Food Survey, 2003
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, September - November, 1997
- Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, September - November, 2000
- Weekly British Grain Prices from the London Gazette, 1770-1820
- Social Capital, Participation and the Causal Role of Socialisation, 2000-2001
- Skills Survey, 2001
- Audit of Political Engagement 1, 2003
- Health Education Population Survey, 2002
- Health Education Population Survey, 2003
- Health Education Population Survey, 2001
- Health Education Population Survey, 1996-1999
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research : Three Surveys of the Financing of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in Western Europe, 2001
- Youth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 1998-2000; Cohort Nine, Sweep One to Four
- Local Participation Study, 2001; Local Participation Study and the 2002 Local Elections
- Technology and Natural Death: a Study of Older People, 2001-2002
- Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime : Waves One to Four, 1997-2001
- Determinants of Occupational Status and Mobility in Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, 1973-1974; Phase II Data
- Political Communication: Mapping Free Trade, 1910
- National Adult Learning Survey, 2002
- Accountability and the Governance of Expertise : Anticipating Genetic Bioweapons, 2002-2003
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2001
- ONS Omnibus Survey, October 2002
- ONS Omnibus Survey, Internet Access Module, April and July 2002
- ONS Omnibus Survey, August 2002
- Employers Skills Survey, 1999
- Television: The Public's View, 2000
- Devolution and Constitutional Change, 2001
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2002
- Survey of Public Attitudes to Quality of Life and the Environment, 2001
- Electoral Commission / NOP National Assembly for Wales Election Survey, 2003
- Home Office Citizenship Survey, 2001
- Electoral Commission / ICM Scottish Elections Survey, 2003
- Continuous Household Survey, 2002-2003
- Trade Union Campaigning in the British General Election, 2001
- Employers Skills Survey, 2001
- ONS Omnibus Survey, April 2001
- Learning and Training at Work, 2002
- UEA-MORI Risk Survey, 2002
- Employers' Workplace Policies in an Environment of Change, 2002
- Consumption, Lifestyle and Identity: Reading the New Men's Lifestyle Magazines, 1985-1997
- Social Survey of Ethical/Green Investors, 1997
- ONS Omnibus Survey, October 2001
- ONS Omnibus Survey, February 2002
- Art and Industry in the Eighteenth Century
- Reaching and Keeping Tweenagers : 10-14 Year Olds, 2002
- Crop Yields and Animal Carcass Weights in England, c.1700-1914
- British Election Panel Study, 2001: Waves 1-2
- Content Analysis of Newspaper Coverage, British General Election, 2001
- Britain's Managers Over Twenty Years, 2000-2001
- Home OnLine, 1998-2001
- Continuous Household Survey, 2001-2002
- Socio-technical Systems and Call Centres : a Case Study Investigation, 1999-2000
- Social Capital and Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) Performance, 2000-2002
- Contemporary Data on the Diffusion and Productivity of Coal Mechanisation in Britain to 1939
- Northern Ireland Health and Social Wellbeing Survey, 1997
- Northern Ireland Health and Social Wellbeing Survey, 2001
- Cultural Industries and the City, 1980-1999
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2001
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1997-1998
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1996-1997
- ONS Omnibus Survey, July 2001
- Welsh Election Study (Wales Life and Times Study), 2001
- Impact of New Technology on the Communication of Parliamentary Information, 2001
- Scottish Crime Survey, 2000
- General Household Survey, 1996-1997
- General Household Survey, 1998-1999
- British Election Panel Study, 1997-2001; Waves 1 to 8
- Violence in Early Modern England: a Regional Survey: Cheshire, 1600-1800
- ONS Omnibus Survey, November 2000
- ONS Omnibus Survey, September 2000
- ONS Omnibus Survey, April 2000
- ONS Omnibus Survey, October 2000
- ONS Omnibus Survey, January 2000
- Firm Migration to Britain in the Aftermath of the 1931 Emergency Tariff
- Family Expenditure Survey, 2000-2001
- Youth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 1996-2000; Cohort Eight, Sweep One to Three
- Continuous Household Survey, 2000-2001
- Constituency Campaigning in the 2001 General Election
- Learning and Training at Work, 2001
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 2000
- Northern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 2000
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research Oxford-Cambridge High-Technology Dataset, 1990-1995
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research Computer Survey Dataset, 1990-1995
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 2000
- National Adult Learning Survey, 2001
- ONS Omnibus Survey, July 2000
- Building a New Democracy? Television, Citizens and Voting in Russia, 2001
- ONS Omnibus Survey, June 2000
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research Manufacturing Strategy and Competitiveness Dataset, 1994-1999
- Young Life and Times Survey, 2000
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research Media Dataset, 1992-1995
- ONS Omnibus Survey, June 1999
- Participation and Representation in Health Policy : The Role of Health Consumer Groups, 1999
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research SME Dataset, 1987-1995
- Project SIGMA : Gay Mens Panel Study, 1987-1994
- Millennium Survey of Poverty and Social Exclusion, 1999
- Phonological Memory as a Predictor of Language Development in Down Syndrome, 1995 and 2001
- Northern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1999
- Northern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1998
- Northern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1997
- Innovation in the London Region, 1999-2000
- Innovation in Amsterdam, London, Milan, Paris and Stuttgart, 1999-2000
- DSS/PSI Programme of Research into Low-Income Families, 1996 and 1998
- Cambridge Centre for Business Research SME Dataset (Second Panel), 1997
- Inward Investment and UK Economic Performance, 1983-1992
- Teaching Adults With Learning Disabilities To Use Virtual Environments : Observational Data, 2000
- Middle Classes and the Future of London, 1998-2000
- Contribution of Newspaper Images to Public Dialogue About Education, 1999
- Continuous Household Survey, 1999-2000
- Northern Ireland European Values Survey, 1999
- National Readership Survey, 1956: 4th Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1963 1st Quarter
- Learning and Training at Work, 2000
- ONS Omnibus Survey, July 1998
- Digest of Welsh Historical Statistics : Coal, 1780-1975
- Television: The Public's View, 1997
- Television: The Public's View, 1998
- Television: The Public's View, 1999
- Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, 1999
- Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and Electronic Commerce, 2000
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1999-2000
- Advertising and Industry Dataset, 1999
- ONS Omnibus Survey, March 1999
- ONS Omnibus Survey, January 1999
- ONS Omnibus Survey, September 1998
- ONS Omnibus Survey, November 1998
- ONS Omnibus Survey, June 1998
- ONS Omnibus Survey, April 1998
- Young Life and Times Survey, 1998
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 1998
- Welsh Assembly Election Study, 1999
- Young People's Social Attitudes, 1998
- Effects of Television News in British General Elections, 1997
- Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey, 1999
- ONS Omnibus Survey, February 1998
- ONS Omnibus Survey, September 1997
- ONS Omnibus Survey, December 1997
- ONS Omnibus Survey, November 1997
- ONS Omnibus Survey, July 1997
- ONS Omnibus Survey, March 1998
- General Household Survey, 1972
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity - Merged Data, 1987 and 1991; Baseline and Final Data
- Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1996
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1996-1997
- Virtual Consumers, 1998-1999
- Teenage Smoking Attitudes Survey, 1996
- Workplace Employee Relations Survey: Panel Survey, 1990-1998
- Southampton Ageing Project, 1977-1998
- Teenage Smoking Attitudes Survey, 1998
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1995-1996
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1998-1999
- Utilities Tariffs in the UK, 1970-1998
- Retirement Survey, 1994
- Monitoring Democratic Five Year Plans : Multiple Coding of British Manifestos and U.S. Platforms, 1945-1997
- Under 16s and the National Lottery, 1999
- Quality of Representation in Ukraine, 1998
- Small Firms, Management Strengths and External Expertise, 1996
- Ghana RPED Data, Waves 1-3, 1991-1993
- British General Election Study, 1997 : Campaign Panel
- ICTs : Reshaping the Voluntary Sector? 1998-1999
- Cyberkids, 1997-1998
- Coping with Government in the FSU/ECE, 1996-1998
- Modernity and Multi-Storey Living : Apartment Tenants in Canadian Cities, 1900-1939
- Residence and Kinship in Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, 1558-1804
- ONS Omnibus Survey, November 1996
- National Institute Sectorial Productivity Dataset, 1950-1996
- ONS Omnibus Survey, October 1996
- ONS Omnibus Survey, January 1997
- British Election Panel Study, 1983, 1986 and 1987
- Constituency Campaigning in the 1997 General Election
- Skills Survey, 1997
- People's Panel : Recruitment Wave, 1998
- Teenage Smoking Attitudes Survey, 1997
- ONS Omnibus Survey, September 1996
- ONS Omnibus Survey, December 1996
- British General Election Study, 1997 : Ethnic Minority Survey
- Scottish Election Survey, 1997
- Information and Democracy : Audit of Public Information in the Media, 1996-1998
- Television and Press Coverage of the 1997 British General Election
- Nottingham Study of Food Choice in Later Life, 1994-1996
- National Travel Survey, 1988-1997
- Scottish Crime Survey, 1993 and 1996
- Quantitative Indicators Measuring Factors Contributing to Local Economic Development, 1991-1997
- National Survey of Voluntary Activity, 1997
- Employers' Recruitment Practices : The 1992 Survey
- Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1994
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1997-1998
- Small Fortunes : National Survey of the Lifestyles and Living Standards of Children, 1995
- National Adult Learning Survey, 1997
- Financial Expectations, April 1979
- Scottish and Welsh Referendum Studies, 1997
- Northern Ireland Social Mobility Survey, 1996
- Young People's Social Attitudes, 1994
- Scottish Referendum Survey, 1997
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, November 1994
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, October 1994
- Survey of Child and Adult Beneficiaries of the Mobility Allowance, 1977
- General Household Survey, 1994 : Follow-Up Survey of the Health of People Aged 65 and Over
- Young People's Involvement in Sport, March 1993 - October 1994
- Income, Expenditure and Disability, 1993
- Teaching and Learning Processes in Inner City Infant Schools, 1992
- MORI Omnibus Polls, 1995
- Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1995
- General Household Survey, 1995-1996
- Database of Selected British Gallup Opinion Polls, 1958-1991
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, December 1995
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, September 1994
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, June 1995
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, April 1995
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, November 1995
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1995-1996
- MORI Omnibus Polls, January - December, 1993
- Television: The Public's View, 1996
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1977
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1974
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1975
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1968
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1978
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1979
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1973
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1970
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1971
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1969
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1972
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1980
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1981
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1976
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, May 1995
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, January 1994
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, November 1992
- Northern Ireland General Election and Political Attitudes Survey, 1992
- General Household Survey, 1989-1990
- Public Opinion and Local Citizenship, 1994-1995
- Political Culture in Britain : British Rights Survey, 1991-1992
- PPRU Surveys of Disability, 1989-1990
- MORI Omnibus Polls, January - June, 1996
- Discrimination Against Gay Men and Lesbians, 1993
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1994-1995
- Constituency Campaigning in the 1992 General Election
- Mathematics in Britain, 1860-1940
- Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1989-1991; Cumulative File
- Television: The Public's View, 1995
- Television: The Public's View, 1994
- Television: The Public's View, 1993
- Television: The Public's View, 1992
- OPCS Surveys of Psychiatric Morbidity : Private Household Survey, 1993
- OPCS Surveys of Psychiatric Morbidity : Institutions Sample, 1994
- Northern Ireland Health and Activity Survey, 1994
- Trent Health Lifestyle Survey : Adults and Young People, 1994
- Population Based Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing Survey of Lifestyles and Health in Three British Cities, 1990-1991
- Emergent Environmentalism : Adults, 1991-1992
- Shopping and Identity : the Social Use of Two North London Shopping Centres, 1994
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, January 1992
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, July 1991
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, May 1991
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, August 1991
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, December 1991
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, October 1991
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, November 1991
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, March 1992
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, April 1992
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, September 1991
- General Household Survey, 1994-1995
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1994-1995
- British Institute of Public Opinion (Gallup) Polls, 1938-1946
- Family Resources Survey, 1993-1994
- Personalised Managerial Innovation I and II, 1993-1994
- Cohort Study of Recently Formed Northern Businesses, 1993-1995
- Business History : Cumulative Index, 1958-1994
- Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1993
- National Readership Survey, 1981
- National Survey of Voluntary Activity, 1991
- Welsh Social Survey, 1992; Including Welsh House Condition Survey, 1992
- Survey of Public Attitudes to the Environment, 1993
- Comparative Manifestos Project : Programmatic Profiles of Political Parties in Twenty Countries, 1945-1988
- Wages and Prices in Scotland, c.1580-1780
- Social Segregation of the Long Term Unemployed in Hartlepool, 1989
- Health Education Authority National Survey of Activity and Health, 1991
- Allied Dunbar National Fitness Survey, 1990
- General Household Survey, 1993-1994
- Survey of Conservative Party Members, 1992
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1993-1994
- MORI Police Poll, 1981
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1993
- Workplace Industrial Relations Survey, 1990
- MORI General Election Data, 1992 : On the Record (BBC) Panel, March - April, 1992
- Employers' Manpower and Skills Practices Survey (EMSPS), 1990-1991
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1993
- Population Based Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing Survey of Lifestyles and Health in Three British Cities, 1987-1990
- Older People in Europe's Rural Areas (UK Component), 1991
- Social Mobility in Italy, 1985
- Financial Expectations, October 1979
- Political Participation, Interests and Attitudes of Women in Northern Ireland, 1991
- Impact of Foreign Multi-National Investment in Britain Since 1850
- Attitudes of Students at the London School of Economics, 1987-1988
- British Elections, 1963-1992
- Exploring British Society : 1979 General Household Survey Teaching Dataset
- Soviet Government Officials, 1922-1941 : a Handlist
- Former Members of the Social Democratic Party, December 1991 - March 1992
- Financial Expectations, July 1978
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, February 1991
- General Household Survey, 1991: Teaching Dataset
- Observational Study of Communication in Social Services Departments (Project INISS), 1975; Phase I
- OPCS Omnibus Survey, January 1991
- General Household Survey, 1987: Teaching Dataset
- General Election in Scotland, 1992
- General Household Survey, 1992-1993
- Jewish Depression, 1991-1993
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1992
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1991
- Financial Expectations, March 1980
- ECPR Party Manifestos Project, 1921-1987
- Economic and Social Research Council 16-19 Initiative; a Longitudinal Study of Two Cohorts of Young People, 1987-1989
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1992
- Attitudes of Students at the London School of Economics, 1989-1990
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1963
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1974
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1962
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1968
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1975
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1981
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1977
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1972
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1978
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1980
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1973
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1979
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1961
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1970
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1969
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1971
- Political Perceptions, Political Education and Voting among Young People, 1986-1988
- General Household Survey, 1991-1992
- Outpatients and their Doctors: a Study of Patients, Potential Patients, General Practitioners and Hospital Doctors, 1989
- Life Before Death, 1987
- British General Election Study, 1987; Cross-Section Survey
- British General Election Panel Study, 1987-1992
- British General Election Study, 1992; Cross-Section Survey
- Survey of the Solicitors' Profession, 1989
- Shared Accommodation in England, 1990
- Control and Allocation of Money Within the Household, 1983-1984
- Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1991
- Retirement and Retirement Plans, 1988-1989
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1991
- Family Expenditure Survey Follow-up Survey of Disabled Adults, 1986-1987
- General Household Survey, 1990-1991
- Liverpool Trade and Shipping, 1744-1786
- Study of The Labour Party Membership, December 1989 - May 1990
- MORI State of the Nation Poll, 1991
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1990
- MORI General Election Data, 1992 : General Election Polls, 6-7 April, 1992
- Financial Expectations; 29 March-4 April 1973
- MORI General Election Data, 1992 : Omnibus Polls, 20-24 March, 1992
- MORI General Election Data, 1992 : Sunday Times Scotland Polls, March - April, 1992
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1990
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1988
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1989
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1987
- Northern Ireland Family Expenditure Survey, 1986
- Redundancy in Steel : Labour Market Behaviour, Domestic Organisation and Local Networks, 1981-1982
- National Travel Survey, 1985-1986
- An Exploratory Study of the Prevalence of Sexual Abuse in a Sample of 16-21 Year Olds, 1990
- Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1990
- National Readership Survey, 1983
- National Readership Survey, 1985
- National Readership Survey, 1984
- Social Change and Economic Life Initiative Surveys, 1986-1987
- Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey, 1989
- Quaker Questionnaire, 1990
- Questionnaire on Religious Belief, 1990-1991
- Barriers to the Public Use of Automatic Teller Machines in Banks, 1987
- MORI Omnibus Polls, January - September, 1991
- MORI Omnibus Polls, 1990
- Measures of Innovatory Activity : UK and Other Countries, 1945-1988
- Young People's Leisure and Lifestyles in Modern Scotland, 1987
- Survey of Public Attitudes to the Environment, 1986
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1988
- Living Standards During Unemployment, 1983-1984
- Rural Industry Survey, 1987-1988; Employees Survey
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1987
- Rural Change in Europe: Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity: United Kingdom Baseline Data, 1987
- Pre-School Children and the Need for Day Care Survey, 1974
- Survey of Disability among Adults in Communal Establishments, 1986
- Survey of Disabled Children Living in Private Households, 1985
- Home Ownership and Privatised Consumption, 1986
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; Finland, 1968
- Advance Factory Information System, 1976-1987; Private Sector Speculative Factories in Rural Districts in Grampian
- Advance Factory Information System, 1976-1987; Public Sector, Grampian Region
- Survey of Disabled Adults in Private Households, 1985
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; Spain: Baseline Data, 1987
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; Portugal : Baseline Data, 1987
- Attitudes of Students at the London School of Economics, 1984
- General Household Survey, 1986
- Random Survey of Public Attitudes to Museums, Archaeology and the Past, 1985
- General Household Survey, 1987
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1986
- MORI Students Poll, 1987
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; France : Baseline Data, 1987
- Vacancies in Chesterfield, 1988
- Scottish Tourism and Recreation Survey, 1973; Cordon Survey
- Scottish Tourism and Recreation Survey, 1973; Home Interview
- Village Life in Avon, 1980
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; Germany : Baseline Data, 1987
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; Greece: Baseline Data, 1987
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; Switzerland : Baseline Data, 1987
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; Sweden : Baseline Data, 1987
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; Holland : Baseline Data, 1987
- Cambridgeshire County Council Guide to Local Facilities, 1984 and 1987
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity: Ireland, Baseline Data, 1987
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity: Austria West and South-East, Baseline Data, 1987
- Focus on Health Care : Surveying the Public in Four Health Districts, 1987
- Study of Activities and Time Use, 1983
- Rural Change in Europe : Research Programme on Farm Structures and Pluriactivity; Italy : Baseline Data, 1987
- Girls into Science and Technology: Initial Survey, 1980
- Ideal Holidays, November 1987
- Staying Visitors to Weston, July - September, 1963
- Welsh Motels, July 1965
- Day Visitors to Weston, July - September, 1963
- Staying Visitors to Bath, June - July, 1961
- Leisure, September 1965
- Hampshire Rural Facilities Survey, 1983
- Visitors to Plymouth, August 1963
- Day Visitors to Anglesey, July - September, 1964
- Staying Visitors in Anglesey, July - September, 1964
- Staying Visitors in Whitby, July 1964
- Girls into Science and Technology (GIST); Panel Study, 1980, 1983, 1985, 1987
- General Household Survey (Surrey Files): Time Series, 1973-1982
- MORI Polls for The Scotsman, 1987
- General Household Survey, 1985
- Mobile Services in Rural Areas, 1982
- Employment Opportunities for Physically Disabled People in Computing, 1980-1981
- Transition to Parenthood, 1979-1981
- Super Profile Group National Classification of 1981 Census Enumeration Districts; CT.INDEX
- Super Profile Group National Classification of 1981 Census Enumeration Districts; LI.INDEX
- Methodological Aspects of Attitude Research, 1985-1986
- Wessex Survey of Marathon Runners, 1984-1985
- Survey of Smoking Attitudes and Behaviour, 1981
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1985
- National Survey of Home-Based Workers, 1981
- Disability in Adolescence, 1977-1979: Psychological and Social Problems of Teenagers with Cerebral Palsy and Spina Bifida with Hydrocephalus
- Political Responses to Unemployment in Two Localities, 1985
- Women and Leisure: Constraints and Opportunities, 1984
- Elderly and Their Medicines, 1984
- Adolescent Culture and the Mass Media, 1973-1974
- Warwickshire Rural Assets Survey, 1981 and 1986
- MORI Students Poll, 1986
- Economic Growth in Eastern Europe, 1946-1975 : Causes of Variation over Time and between Countries
- BBC Election Surveys, 10-11 June, 1987
- General Household Survey, 1984
- General Household Survey, 1983
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1984
- General Household Survey (Surrey Files), 1982
- Attitudes of Students at the London School of Economics, January 1983
- General Household Survey (Surrey Files), 1981
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1983
- Urban Institutions Survey, 1980-1981
- International Environmental Survey, 1982; UK Sample
- Differing Perceptions of Technological Innovations According to Management Levels, 1977-1980
- MORI Lewisham Residents Poll, 1984
- National Readership Surveys, 1979 3rd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1980 1st Quarter
- Consumer Concerns, 1979-1980
- National Readership Surveys, 1979 1st Quarter
- Innovations in the U.K. Since 1945
- International Television Flow Project, 1977 : European Data
- BBC Election Survey, 1983
- MORI Living in Britain Survey, 1983: 'Breadline Britain'
- Family Expenditure Survey, 1982
- Elderly in the Community, 1979
- Contemporary Work Situation of Clerical Employees, 1979-1981
- General Household Survey (Surrey Files), 1980
- National Readership Surveys, 1979 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1979 4th Quarter
- MORI/Labour Party Panel, 1983
- Information Needs of the Elderly, 1979-1980
- Management Audit - ESRC Personal Interview Study, 1984
- MSC/PSI Cohort Study of the Unemployed Flow, 1980-1982
- Survey of Employers Recruitment Practices, 1976-1977
- British General Election Study, 1983; Cross-Section Survey
- Public Attitudes towards Sentenced Offenders and Abortion, 1982
- General Household Survey (Surrey Files), 1979
- Financial Expectations, July 1980
- Financial Expectations, May 1978
- Financial Expectations, June 1978
- Financial Expectations, November 1980
- Financial Expectations, April 1978
- Watford Shopping Survey, 1969
- Financial Expectations, January 1980
- Financial Expectations, August 1981
- Financial Expectations, February 1980
- Financial Expectations, April 1980
- Financial Expectations, December 1980
- Financial Expectations, September 1981
- Effects of Incentive Payment Systems, United Kingdom, 1977-1980
- Unemployment, Poverty and Social Policy: a Comparative Study in the UK, France and Germany, 1979
- Financial Expectations, December 1978
- Financial Expectations, December 1981
- Financial Expectations, September 1978
- Yorkshare Project : Household Travel Diaries, 1978-1979 and 1981; Before and After Surveys
- Ideological Framework of Television News in Canada, 1980
- Craigmillar Quality of Life Survey, 1977
- Financial Expectations, February 1978
- Financial Expectations, February 1979
- Public Attitudes to the Police, 1980
- Financial Expectations, January 1978
- Financial Expectations, November 1978
- General Household Survey (Surrey Files), 1975
- Crown St Revisited : Change and Reaction to Change in an Inner City Area, 1979
- General Household Survey (Surrey Files), 1976
- Financial Expectations, November 1979
- Financial Expectations, September 1980
- Media Polls: the Use of Opinion Poll Findings in the Australian Press, 1977
- Financial Expectations, May 1981
- Financial Expectations, June 1981
- Guardian People at Work Survey, 1982
- Financial Expectations, August 1979
- Attitudes of Students at the London School of Economics, January 1982
- Financial Expectations, October 1980
- Nature and Sources of Industrial Relations Attitudes amongst Secondary Schoolchildren, 1980
- Financial Expectations, February 1981
- Financial Expectations, July 1979
- Financial Expectations, December 1979
- Financial Expectations, June 1979
- Financial Expectations, January 1979
- Financial Expectations, January 1981
- Financial Expectations, March 1978
- Financial Expectations, October 1981
- Financial Expectations, October 1978
- Financial Expectations, March 1979
- Financial Expectations, August 1980
- National Readership Surveys, 1978 4th Quarter
- Women in Relation to Political Science Teaching, 1978-1979
- Public Attitudes to Market Research, 1978
- National Readership Surveys, 1978 1st Quarter
- Solicitors and the Wider Community, 1975-1976
- Black Elected Officials and Urban Politics (U.S.), 1968-1978
- Husbands and Wives and Food Purchasing, 1973
- Strathclyde Area Studies, 1973
- MORI Unemployed Youth Poll, 1981
- Capitalist Farmers in the Class Structure, 1974-1975
- British Election Study, May 1979; Cross-Section Survey
- European Elections Survey, 1979
- British Election Study, February 1974, October 1974, June 1975, May 1979; Panel Survey
- MORI Youth Poll, 1981
- National Readership Surveys, 1978 3rd Quarter
- Attitudes to the Police, 1979
- Gloucestershire Structure Plan, 1975
- Information Sources of Scottish Farmers, 1974
- Dorset Structure Plan : 1979 Household Questionnaires Survey
- Education and Career Choices of Fifth Form Pupils, 1977-1979
- European Elections Study, 1978
- Costa Rican Peasants, 1972-1973
- PEP Survey on Inflation, 1975
- Television News Content from Jan 1 to March 31 1975
- Scottish Election Study, 1979
- Exeter University Student Voting Study, May 1979
- National Readership Surveys, 1978 2nd Quarter
- Financial Expectations, January 1977
- Financial Expectations, December 1977
- Financial Expectations, February 1976
- Welsh Election Study, 1979
- National Readership Surveys, 1977 2nd Quarter
- Financial Expectations, November 1977
- Financial Expectations, July 1977
- Financial Expectations, March 1976
- Financial Expectations, March 1977
- National Readership Surveys, 1977 1st Quarter
- Research into Children's Reading Habits at 10-15, 1971
- Financial Expectations, September 1977
- Elderly at Home Survey, 1976
- Financial Expectations, December 1976
- Financial Expectations, April 1976
- Financial Expectations, September 1976
- Financial Expectations, February 1977
- Financial Expectations, May 1976
- Financial Expectations, January 1976
- Local Authority Data, 1971-1975; English Personal Social Services Authorities
- Essex Student Survey, 1971; Finalists
- Essex Student Survey, 1967; Entrants
- Mobility of Old People and Housewives : a Study in Guildford, 1975
- MORI Labour Party Research Data, April 1979; April 1979 Dailies
- Consultative Councils Survey, 1975
- Daily Mirror Household Readership Income and Consumption Study, 1971
- Financial Expectations, May 1977
- Financial Expectations, November 1976
- Inter-Disciplinary Rural Research Project, Sukumaland, Tanzania, 1969
- Financial Expectations, July 1976
- National Readership Surveys, 1977 3rd Quarter
- Financial Expectations, October 1977
- Social Services Provision in a Rural Area, 1976
- National Readership Surveys, 1977 4th Quarter
- MORI/Sunday Times Panel Study, 1979
- Child Development Research Unit Longitudinal Study: Composite File Including Ages One, Four, Seven, Eleven and Sixteen, 1958-1978
- Exploratory Study of Attitudes and Behaviour of Workers in Small Firms, 1974-1976
- Effects of the Trade Union Studies Project, 1977-1978; Buyers of
- North East Area Study, 1974; New Towns Project Main Survey
- National Readership Surveys, 1976 3rd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1976 2nd Quarter
- North East Area Study, 1973; Sense of Place and Local Identity Study (SOPLI)
- Accommodation to Change : Panel Study to Examine Attitude Change towards the EEC Before and After the Referendum, June 1975
- Wisconsin Agriculturist Poll, September 1968
- National Readership Surveys, 1976 1st Quarter
- Attitudes of Industrial Clerical Workers to White Collar Unionisation, 1972-1973
- Member of Parliament and His Information: the Information Available to and Used by British Members of Parliament, 1967
- Organisation of Social Science Research in the United Kingdom, 1972; Teaching Departments
- National Readership Survey, October - December, 1976 (Quarter 4)
- National Readership Surveys, 1961 4th Quarter
- Political Literacy Survey : Hansard Society Schools Survey, 1975
- Merioneth Transport Survey, 1974
- Gallup General Election Survey, 1979; Stages 1-5
- Organisation of Social Science Research in the United Kingdom, 1972; Units
- Coups d'Etat, 1950-1970
- National Readership Surveys, 1974 4th Quarter
- Financial Expectations, November 1975
- Financial Expectations, September 1975
- National Readership Surveys, 1975 1st Quarter
- Financial Expectations, July 1974
- National Readership Surveys, 1974 2nd Quarter
- Financial Expectations, March 1975
- Financial Expectations, February 1974
- Survey on the Common Market, January 1977
- Community Relations Survey : Some of My Best Friends Are ...., 18 January - 19 February, 1975
- MORI Labour Party Research Data, 1978; Scotland I
- National Readership Surveys, 1973 2nd Quarter
- Economic Survey, February 1975
- Economic Survey, February 1977
- Financial Expectations, January 1974
- National Readership Surveys, 1975 4th Quarter
- MORI Labour Party Research Data, 1978; Marginals Survey
- Survey of Old People in Telford, 1973
- Financial Expectations, May 1974
- Financial Expectations, December 1975
- National Readership Surveys, 1975 2nd Quarter
- Financial Expectations, October 1975
- Financial Expectations, December 1974
- Financial Expectations, September 1974
- National Readership Surveys, 1974 3rd Quarter
- Times Educational Supplement 16+ Enquiry, 1974
- National Readership Surveys, 1975 3rd Quarter; 1975 3rd Quarter (See 941-942)
- Financial Expectations, April 1974
- Financial Expectations, October 1974
- Social Mobility Inquiry, 1972
- Attitudes to Social Issues, April 1975
- Backbench Attitudes in the House of Commons, 1959-1976
- Patients and Their Doctors, 1964; Main Patient
- Attitudes towards Strikes, 25-30 November, 1975
- Racial Discrimination in the Housing Market, 1972-1973
- Financial Expectations, March 1974
- Financial Expectations, August 1975
- Financial Expectations, May 1975
- Youth Survey, 1978
- National Readership Surveys, 1974 1st Quarter
- Financial Expectations, June 1975
- Financial Expectations, July 1975
- MORI Party Conference Poll, 1977
- MORI Industry Image Poll, 1976
- National Readership Surveys, 1973 3rd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1972 4th Quarter
- Venezuelan Secondary School Students, 1971
- MORI Labour Party Research Data, October 1974: Dailies
- MORI Labour Party Research Data, June 1974: Scotland 1
- Political Communication and the Young Voter, 1974: 4th and 5th Rounds
- Eastleigh Carrefour : a Hypermarket and Its Effects, 1974-1975; Households
- National Readership Surveys, 1972 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1972 1st Quarter
- MORI Labour Party Research Data, February 1974; February 1974 Dailies
- Fulton Commission Investigation into the Civil Service, 1967
- Multi-National Student Survey, 1967-1968
- Small Heath, Birmingham : an Inner Area Study, 1974
- Financial Expectations; 8-14 June 1972
- National Readership Surveys, 1973 1st Quarter
- Opinions and Attitudes of Senior Girls, 1973
- MORI Voice of Britain Poll, October 1977
- Attitudes to Equality, 1976; Survey Two
- National Readership Surveys, 1972 3rd Quarter
- Violence on Television, 1970-1971
- Voting Behaviour in Britain : an Attitudinal Analysis; General Election October 1974
- MORI Labour Party Research Data, 1974; Panel
- British Election Study, October 1974; Cross-Section Survey
- National Readership Surveys, 1973 4th Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 6-10 November 1970
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; Great Britain International, 1967
- National Readership Surveys, 1959 4th Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1956 2nd Quarter; 1956 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1964 1st and 2nd Quarters
- National Readership Surveys, 1960 3rd Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 10-16 February 1972
- National Readership Surveys, 1968 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1970 2nd Quarter
- Financial Expectations, 8-20 March, 1970
- Financial Expectations; 13-25 September 1970
- Financial Expectations, 15-19 January 1971
- Financial Expectations; 13-19 January 1972
- Financial Expectations; 2-8 August 1973
- Financial Expectations; 3-9 August 1972
- National Readership Surveys, 1961 3rd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1959 3rd Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 14-26 June 1970
- Financial Expectations; 15-21 April 1971
- Gallup General Election Surveys, September-October, 1974, Stages 1-4
- Monitoring the Welfare of the Elderly, 1973; Experimental Phase
- Similarities and Differences in Managers Jobs, 1964
- Quality of Life; Sunderland, 1973/74
- British Election Study, February 1974; Cross-Section Survey
- Financial Expectations; 12-16 March 1971
- National Readership Surveys, 1971 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1968 3rd Quarter
- Social Implications of the Introduction of a Large Scale Industry into a Sparsely Populated Area, 1970 and 1973; Residents
- National Readership Surveys, 1968 4th Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 4-8 December 1970
- National Readership Surveys, 1969
- National Readership Surveys, 1969 4th Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 3-9 May 1973
- National Readership Surveys, 1968 1st Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1969 3rd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1970 1st Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 1-7 February 1973
- Financial Expectations; 30 November-6 December 1972
- National Readership Surveys, 1970 4th Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1969 2nd Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 12-16 February 1971
- Financial Expectations; 12-24 July 1970
- Financial Expectations; 7-13 September 1972
- Gallup General Election Surveys, February 1974, Stages 1-6
- Student Life at Three Universities
- Financial Expectations; 9-21 August 1970
- National Readership Surveys, 1971 4th Quarter
- Survey of Principal Sources of Entertainment in Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme, 1970; General
- Financial Expectations; 16-22 September 1971
- Financial Expectations; 5-11 July 1973
- Telephone Service Interview Schedules, 1969
- National Readership Surveys, 1957 1st Quarter
- Finding a Home, 1969
- Images of the World in the Year 2000: Yugoslavia (Slovenia), 1967
- Images of the World in the Year 2000: Great Britain Student, 1967
- National Readership Surveys, 1960 4th Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1962 3rd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1961 1st Quarter
- National Readership Survey, 1956: 3rd Quarter
- Teaching Beginners to Read, 1959-1961
- National Readership Survey, 1957: 2nd Quarter
- Selling a Home, 1969
- Salford Participation Survey
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; Norway, 1967
- Telephone Survey Call Diaries, 1969
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; Netherlands, 1967
- National Readership Surveys, 1962 4th Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1961 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1962 1st Quarter
- British Election Study, 1969, June 1970, February 1974; Panel Survey
- Financial Expectations; 7-13 June 1973
- National Readership Surveys, 1958 3rd Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 14-20 October 1971
- National Readership Surveys, 1965 3rd and 4th Quarters
- Financial Expectations, 1-7 November, 1973
- Financial Expectations; 23 December-5 January 1971/2
- Financial Expectations; 11-23 October 1970
- National Readership Surveys, 1960: 1st Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 11-17 May 1972
- National Readership Surveys, 1967
- Financial Expectations; 10 - 22 May, 1970
- National Readership Surveys, 1959 2nd Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 4-10 January 1973
- National Readership Surveys, 1959 1st Quarter
- Quality of Life; Stoke, 1973/74
- Financial Expectations; 9-15 March 1972
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; Great Britain National, 1967
- National Readership Surveys, 1964 3rd and 4th Quarters
- National Readership Surveys, 1966
- National Readership Surveys, 1958 4th Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1962 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1957 3rd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1965 1st and 2nd Quarters
- Financial Expectations; 2-8 November 1972
- National Readership Surveys, 1957 4th Quarter
- Political Culture of Cardiganshire, 1971
- National Readership Surveys, 1958 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1963 4th Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 12-18 August 1971
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; Japan, 1969
- National Readership Surveys, 1958: 1st Quarter
- Financial Expectations, 22 February - 6 March 1970
- National Readership Surveys, 1971 3rd Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 30 March-12 April 1972
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; India, 1968
- Images of the World in the Year 2000; Czechoslovakia, 1967
- Financial Expectations; 13-19 May 1971
- Financial Expectations; 6-12 July 1972
- Financial Expectations, 4-10 October 1973
- National Readership Surveys, 1970 3rd Quarter
- Financial Expectations; 5-11 October 1972
- National Readership Surveys, 1971
- National Readership Surveys, 1963 3rd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1960 2nd Quarter
- National Readership Surveys, 1963 2nd Quarter
- Essex Index to British Journals on Politics and Sociology, 1950-1973; Computer Index
- Tiraspol Rural District Organisations, 1950-1967
- Britain and the Seventies, 1973; Phase 2
- Characteristics of Technological Innovations, 1973
- Cross-Sectional Comparative Data Base, 1969
- Credit Marketing and Consumer Protection
- Deterrents and Incentives to Crime among Youths Aged 15-21 Years, 1963
- National Survey of Amenity Societies, 1974
- Britain in the Seventies, 1971
- Quality of Life; Pilot 2, October/November 1971
- Scottish Qualified School Leavers Survey, 1970
- Tiraspol Town Organisations, 1950-1967
- Personal Mobility and Contact in East Anglia
- Political Change in Britain, 1963-1970; Merged File
- Politics and the English Child, 1969
- USSR Supreme Soviet, 1966-1970
- Study of Class Imagery, 1972
- Future in Britain Survey, 1970
- Mass Media and Social Attitudes, 1971
- Local Government Services: Strathclyde Area Survey, 1973
- Survey on Scottish Attitudes to Devolution and the Government's White Paper, 1975
- Politics and Spending in British Local Authorities, 1949-1967
- Student Political Attitudes at the University of Warwick
- Economic Impact of Heathrow Airport upon Factories and Offices, 1969; Factories
- Family, Work and Leisure in the London Region, 1970 : Main Study
- Political Communication and the Young Voter, 1971: Follow-Up Survey of Youth Sample
- Political Communication and the Young Voter, 1970-1971
- Political Communication and the Young Voter, 1970: Post Election Questionnaire, Youth Sample
- Farm Open Days, 1973; Visitors Survey
- Study of Coalville Precinct
- Study of Postgraduate Education; Survey of Full-Time Research Students
- Sources of Recruitment Information and Publicity Reaching Recently Recruited Apprentices to Coal Mining
- Essex Student Survey, 1966
- Political Communication and the Young Voter, 1970: Election 1, Youth Sample
- Essex Student Survey, 1965
- Choice in Welfare, 1965
- Political and Social Attitudes in the Glasgow Parliamentary Constituency of Craigton, 1965
- Survey of Party Workers in Glasgow, 1966
- Study of Postgraduate Education; Survey of Advanced Course Students
- Political Communication and the Young Voter, 1970: Election 1, Adult Sample
- Public Attitudes to Parliament (State of the Nation), 1972
- Survey of Electors in Glasgow, 1966
- United States Travel Service Survey
- Library Provision and Public Response in a Bilingual Environment
- Survey of Electors in Belfast, 1966