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Researchers from our Children and Young People Theme were delighted to have another opportunity to work in partnership with Children in Scotland to talk with children and young people, about administrative data research in general, as well as focus on our educational exclusions and absences project.
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How do you explain data science to someone who’s never heard of it, while competing with more tangible concepts like space, nature, and robots? Hear from Rachel Edwards about how she and the research team took on the challenge of...
In March, the University of Glasgow and Administrative Data Research Scotland (ADR Scotland) hosted a joint event focusing on the Scottish Child Payment (SCP) and its broader impacts on eradicating child poverty. Read our insight blog from Dr Janice Murray, ADR Scotland Engagement Lead.
If your research touches anything to do with people, places, services or communities in the UK, there’s a quiet powerhouse you might not be using yet, but should. It’s called the Unique Property Reference Number (UPRN), and it has the potential to transform how you link, analyse and understand location based data.
ADR Scotland is thrilled to announce a £25 million investment from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has secured the next phase of our mission to harness administrative data for public good research. This significant investment will enable data-driven research aimed at improving lives across Scotland and the UK.
