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Engaging the public in setting strategy for research into Basic Bioscience Underpinning Health
BBSRC commissioned Ipsos to conduct a general public workshop to explore what "healthy" means to people and their views on the challenges to health facing our society.
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Odds on for Disaster
Forecasting is tough and will never be an exact science, however with a disciplined approach, careful planning and the right expertise, the output of a forecasting exercise can deliver accurate results, writes Richard Boyko, Director, Ipsos InnoQuest.
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`No Mr Bond... I expect you to buy'
Joe Marshall, head of Ipsos InnoQuest writes in Marketing that product placement is a win for new product launches and for James Bond.
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King's College London and Ipsos form research partnership
King's College London and Ipsos have formed a partnership to bring together researchers from both institutions to develop new opportunities and enhance the excellence and impact of the work that both do.
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The Effects of the English Baccalaureate
Our research for the Department for Education looks at how the EBacc has affected schools' curriculum offer, and pupils' decisions about the GCSE subjects they study.
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Labels, damn labels and statistics
Sara Davidson looks at the precieved labelling of individiuals through the use of quantitative data
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Public Acceptability of Cross-Sectoral Data Linkage
A series of deliberative events exploring public views on the acceptability of linking personal data for statistical and research purposes
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Ipsos presented at the Science Communication Conference 2012
Sarah Castell and Jayesh Navin Shah presented at the British Science Association's 2012 Science Communication Conference.
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The Flow of the Online Radio Stream
Radio expert Andy Haylett tells us why he thinks the real driver of growth for digital radio going forward is online.
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Religious and Social Attitudes of UK Christians in 2011
A poll carried out by Ipsos for the Richard Dawkins Foundation focused on beliefs and attitudes of self-identifed UK Christians.