The ‘Areas of Research Interests’(ARIs) are documents setting out the key research questions for government departments. They include information on departmental research systems, research and data publication policies and research and development strategies.
Public Safety
- The changing landscape of crime
- Modern slavery
- Child sexual exploitation
- Money laundering, alternative currencies and distributed ledger technologies
- Autonomous and unmanned systems
- Police and fire services
- Forensic science
- Extremism
Migration and Borders
- Supporting operations
- Identity (biometrics)
- Drivers and impacts of migration
- The legal labour market
- Refugees
Homeland Security
- The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape
- Preventing terrorism and SOC
- Protection of infrastructure, transport, crowded and open places
- Threats in the stream of commerce (including people, vehicles, freight, parcels; to detect threats to safety, security, economy, health)
- Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosives (CBRNE) and firearms
Animal Experiments
- Regulating animal experimentation
To access more ARI please see previous posts:
If you wish to provide feedback or respond to ARI please use the contact details provided in ARI document.
To review open calls for evidence from Parliament please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/inquiries-a-z/current-open-calls-for-evidence/
To support the development of POSTnotes please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/offices/bicameral/post/work-programme/planned-work/
For more information on engaging with Parliament visit: ‘Research impact at the UK Parliament’
If you would like any support looking for calls, preparing research proposals, please contact [email protected]