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POST, UK Parliament
The Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology
About POST, UK Parliament
POST is a source of independent, balanced, and accessible analyses of public policy issues. POST's flagship outputs, POSTnotes, are in-depth, yet concise briefing papers aimed at providing Members of Parliament and Peers the evidence-based information they require to shape public policy. Traditionally focused on science and technology, POST’s remit has grown to include work on social science and now encompasses all quantifiable research evidence. POST also conducts important outreach across the UK, helping researchers and scholars get their work into UK Parliament, and we provide training to the next generation of policy makers and shapers through a number of Fellowship schemes available to academics of all career stages. For more information visit: https://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/offices/bicameral/post/
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Signals from POST, UK Parliament
5 published signals
Research & Knowledge
POST, UK Parliament published a new collection of impartial research on children's online experiences and digital childhoods covering topics including AI, social media, wellbeing, online safety, exploitation, and age assurance technologies.
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Partnerships
POST, UK Parliament worked closely with Peter Kurz as co-chairs of the Global Parliament of Mayors from 2018 to 2020.
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Research & Knowledge
POST, UK Parliament published a rapid response explaining how QALYs are calculated and used in healthcare decision-making, including their role in NICE appraisals, recent changes to cost-effectiveness thresholds, and ongoing debates about their strengths, limitations, and fairness.
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Research & Knowledge
POST, UK Parliament published a new POSTnote exploring how collaborative decision-making can help balance competing priorities in land-use decisions for England.
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Research & Knowledge
POST, UK Parliament is working on a briefing on the use of AI models in drug discovery and is seeking expert input from the author to help inform the research.
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