How could quantum computers undermine digital security?
Quantum computers could undermine widely used forms of encryption that protect online communications and digital identities. How could they do this, and when will they arrive?
Quantum computers could undermine widely used forms of encryption that protect online communications and digital identities. How could they do this, and when will they arrive?
The UK relies heavily on other countries for critical satellite technology services. How can it become more resilient?
What are QALYs and what role do QALYs play in deciding which treatments the NHS funds?
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AI tools can enhance learning, although evidence on long-term impacts is still emerging.
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Why there are different scenario-based projections, and what do they mean?
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What are the implications for policy and adaptation of sustained warming of 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels and when will this occur?
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AI tools can be used to assess a person’s age from an image, for example when they want to access online pornography or asylum services. How accurate is it, and what are the legal and ethical issues?
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What the benefits and challenges of expanding the anaerobic digestion sector to process organic waste?
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Rights of nature raise questions about the ethical basis of environmental protection and the implications of extending rights beyond humans.
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Vapes are more popular than cigarettes in the UK. What do vape devices and e-liquids contain and how do they affect health?
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Cyber resilience underpins critical services. What is it, how can it be achieved with AI, and what are the challenges from evolving cyber threats?
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Business rates are a fix cost for firms. Research shows they influence occupancy, employment and rents, with lower rates linked to higher occupancy of premises
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The digital targeting web is a new initiative intended to enhance the precision and lethality of the UK Armed Forces in targeting adversary forces.
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As global warming approaches 1.5°C, parts of the climate system are at increasing risk of undergoing potentially abrupt, long-lived and irreversible shifts.
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Technology is key to the economy and productivity. Policies on investment and skills shape how technology transfers across the economy.
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