Approved work: Children’s wellbeing in schools
This POSTnote will outline the current evidence and policies in schools to support children's wellbeing.
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About our future research
Our work programme of future research sets out what topics we will cover in upcoming POSTnotes. We collaborate with stakeholders from industry, government, academia, the third sector and beyond, to help identify important themes, point us in the direction of critical literature, and peer-review the final reports. You can find the latest topics, as well as information on how to contribute as an expert, below.
Latest topics
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Approved work: Psychedelic drugs and mental health
This POSTbrief will outline the regulatory and legal landscape for research using psychedelic drugs to treat a wide range of mental health disorders.
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Approved work: Artificial Intelligence and Mental Health
This POSTnote will outline the challenges and opportunities for the use of artificial intelligence and mental health
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Approved work: Security of UK technology infrastructure
This POSTnote will outline what UK technology infrastructure is, potential impacts of disruptions, risks, options for mitigating risks and relevant policy.
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Approved work: Planning for Net Zero
This POSTnote will outline the challenges and opportunities for spatial planning and climate change across national, regional and local decision-making levels.
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Approved work: Quantum technologies
This POSTnote will provide an overview of recent developments in quantum technologies and potential applications, including "dual-use" applications for use in either the military or the civilian world.
Contribute as an expert
Are you an expert working in industry, academia or government? Find out how you can contribute to our research.
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POST board
The POST board oversees our objectives, outputs and approves topics for future research.
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Research
Browse our impartial, peer reviewed research, produced in collaboration with specialists from academia, industry, government, and beyond.
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About us
POST sources reliable and impartial scientific research evidence for the UK Parliament.
