Latest news, updates and announcements from the Institute for Social and Economic Research.
Professor Emily Grundy presented new research findings to policy makers and stakeholders at discussion event on the future needs young generations may face in terms of family formation and ageing
ISER's Professor Peter Lynn and Dr Gundi Knies join team of experts designing new survey of children and young people
New analysis using ISER's tax-benefit microsimulation model predicts 1p on the basic rate of income tax in Scotland would generate around £380m
EU scientists use our microsimulation model for Report on Public Finances in EMU 2017, assessing policy impacts 2004-2014
Professor Shamit Saggar provides oral evidence to the Committee looking into the Government's recently published audit of race disparities in the UK
New Nuffield Foundation-funded project will look at the impact of the policy of free school meals for all 4 to 7 year olds, introduced by the coalition government in 2014
ISER recognised for 'authoritative social and economic research to inform government policies and improve people’s lives’
Commission publishes new analysis by Professor Mike Brewer and Dr Paola De Agostini, using EUROMOD to assess the future situations for families surviving on the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage
The latest data release features seven waves of Understanding Society data, plus eighteen waves of Understanding Society harmonised British Household Panel Survey data
The Maternal Mental Health Alliance, the National Childbirth Trust, Working Families and Barnardo's joined our research team to discuss new findings and how these can help change lives
ISER publishes new analysis of who experiences racial harassment in the UK, revealing the prevalence, intensity and persistence of harassment in British society and its impact on mental health
ISER researchers presented new evidence on early influences on young people about aspiring to higher education, who applies, who drop outs and who succeeds at a conference for professionals and policy makers in Westminster