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  • POSTnote

    Regulation and remediation of ‘forever’ chemicals

    Monday, 02 June, 2025

    This POSTnote summarises debates on regulatory approaches for addressing the environmental impacts arising from per- and poly- fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

    • POSTnote
    • Environment
    • Transport and infrastructure
  • POSTnote

    UK STEM skills pipeline

    Wednesday, 28 May, 2025

    Science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) are important for the UK’s economic future. How can the routes through education and into STEM be improved?

    • POSTnote
    • Digital technologies
    • Education
  • Horizon scanning

    UK and the Middle East

    Friday, 23 May, 2025

    Tensions in the Middle East moved to armed conflict in October 2023. What are the implications of the conflict, and how will it affect the UK?

    • Horizon scanning
    • Security and defence
  • POSTbrief

    Trust, public engagement and UK Parliament

    Wednesday, 21 May, 2025

    What is the relationship between public engagement activities and public trust? What makes different types of engagement methods effective, and how can they engage the public and impact trust levels?

    • POSTbrief
  • POSTnote

    Impacts of birthrate decline

    Tuesday, 20 May, 2025

    This POSTnote considers the potential impacts of birthrate decline, including on the workforce and the provision of public services.

    • POSTnote
    • Digital technologies
    • Health and social care
  • Horizon scanning

    Regional disparities in transport

    Tuesday, 13 May, 2025

    Regional variations in transport services across England cause a range of challenges.

    • Horizon scanning
    • Transport and infrastructure
  • Horizon scanning

    National governance strategies and initiatives for net zero

    Monday, 12 May, 2025

    Contributors to the Horizon Scan identified strategic issues related to the overarching opportunities and challenges of energy policy and net zero.

    • Horizon scanning
    • Environment
  • Horizon scanning

    Transport planning to harness emerging transport technologies

    Monday, 12 May, 2025

    Transport planning will be required to harness emerging technologies and address a range of challenges and changes facing the transport sector.

    • Horizon scanning
    • Digital technologies
    • Transport and infrastructure
  • Horizon scanning

    Climate and health: health and care systems’ preparedness for the changing climate

    Wednesday, 07 May, 2025

    Climate change has implications for the health of UK citizens. How prepared are health and care systems?

    • Horizon scanning
    • Environment
    • Health and social care
  • POSTnote

    Digital Transformation in Government

    Tuesday, 29 April, 2025

    This POSTnote summarises the potential benefits, barriers, and negative consequences of digital transformation in central and local government.

    • POSTnote
    • Crime and justice
    • Digital technologies
  • POSTnote

    Virtual wards and hospital at home

    Monday, 28 April, 2025

    Virtual wards aim to provide hospital level healthcare in patients' homes. What are the opportunities and risks for patients, carers and the NHS?

    • POSTnote
    • Health and social care
  • Horizon scanning

    Housing: demographic and environmental trends

    Tuesday, 22 April, 2025

    How can the housing be adapted to an ageing population and to meet the challenge of climate change?

    • Horizon scanning
    • Environment
    • Health and social care
  • POSTnote

    Quantum computing, sensing and communications

    Tuesday, 22 April, 2025

    New ways to control very small objects have led to potentially transformative technologies like quantum computing. What are the benefits of these new quantum technologies, and what are the risks?

    • POSTnote
    • Crime and justice
    • Digital technologies
    • Security and defence
    • Transport and infrastructure
  • POSTnote

    Consumer wearable devices and disease prevention

    Thursday, 17 April, 2025

    Research has linked wearable devices with the prevention, detection and mitigation of disease. What are the public health benefits and what are the risks?

    • POSTnote
    • Digital technologies
    • Health and social care
    • Transport and infrastructure
  • Horizon scanning

    The circular economy and sustainable manufacturing

    Tuesday, 15 April, 2025

    A circular economy provides a growth opportunity for the UK, yet it will require timely strategic decisions and planning.

    • Horizon scanning
    • Environment

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