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What we’ve learned about radicalisation since 7/7 bombings a decade ago

Wed 8, Jul 2015

As the UK marks the tenth anniversary of the July 7 London bombings, there is a sense that what was a terrible new phenomenon in 2005 has become increasingly prevalent

Research expertise sought to support Cooperation Ireland’s LEGaSI Programme

Tue 7, Jul 2015

Over the last six months, we have been working closely with the Partnership to explore the potential for collaborative research to inform our work on alternative approaches to reducing marginalisation.

Teachers on the frontline against terror: what should schools do about radicalisation?

Tue 30, Jun 2015

Schools will have a legal duty to prevent their pupils being drawn into terrorism from July 1, when new counter-terrorism guidelines come into force.

Dewsbury case reminds us we have much to learn about how extremism spreads

Mon 29, Jun 2015

Families are bound to be urged to be more vigilant for signs of radicalisation after it emerged that a young man from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, is believed to have become the UK’s youngest ever suicide bomber at the age of just 17.

My time as an intern with the Partnership

Mon 22, Jun 2015

The role of mediator is an important one. This has become clear to me during my three months with the Partnership and the Centre for Science and Policy. They have the difficult task of bringing together two parties with completely different ideas, experiences and skills .

The Commercialisation Process – A workshop by NuAge Vision

Wed 17, Jun 2015

On the Monday 8 June 2015, the Partnership hosted a workshop at for members of the its Academic Marketplace to explore the knowledge, tools and skills needed to transform research into successful products and services.

Reduce Conflict and Insecurity by tackling corruption: your research can help

Thu 11, Jun 2015

Corruption is a major driver of conflict. When kleptocratic, corrupt regimes siphon off public wealth and fail to provide citizens with adequate services, it can fuel support for terrorist organisations and organised crime.

The Personal Data and Trust Network

Thu 4, Jun 2015

Launched in 2007, Google Map’s Street View feature has provided a wonderful resource for house hunters, restaurant goers, lost office workers and even Loch Ness monster enthusiasts.

Crossing the Valley of Death: Delivering Innovative Solutions to Security Needs

Tue 12, May 2015

Two reports have recently addressed the challenge of harnessing R&D to deliver innovative solutions to defence and security needs.

Academics come to ‘Anytown’: building behavioural factors into an infrastructure failure simulation.

Tue 5, May 2015

In the event of a failure on part of the critical infrastructure (electricity, water, gas and telecommunications for example) very little is known concerning how the general public might react.

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