Governance lessons from the UK-US PETs Pilot for cancer research

Posted by: , , , , and , Posted on: - Categories: Data insights, Data protection, Data Standards, Data Strategy, Guidance
This picture is made up of 9 images in rows of 3. Each row shows a different image of a pill bottle spilling out pills onto a plain surface, on yellow or white backgrounds. On one side, the image is an original photograph. The next two iterations show it getting represented in progressively larger blocks of colour.

The UK-US Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) pilot demonstrates how privacy-by-design can be applied to international data sharing and provides a concrete model for future PETs projects across government. In this blog, we reflect on the governance lessons from the pilot.

One year of the Linguistic Data Subcommunity

Posted by: , Posted on: - Categories: Data science, Events, People and Skills
Plastic letters and symbols scattered across a pink and blue surface

Cross-government and cross-public sector working are increasingly important, with departments appreciating that colleagues are likely to be facing the same issues with the same solutions. This makes communities of practice and communities of interest such as the Data Science Community …

Celebrating the power of community

Posted by: , Posted on: - Categories: Data science, People and Skills
A mug next to a laptop featuring a group of people on a virtual call

The Cross-Government and Public Sector Data Science Community provides regular opportunities for people in the public sector, with an interest in data science, to connect with their peers, learn new skills and collaborate. This autumn, we are hosting the first …