Home Office

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Extremism Role of mainstream and social media in promoting / countering extremist communication, and in recruitment. Home Office, 2019
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Extremism Links between extremism and terrorism Home Office, 2019
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Extremism Relationship between extremism and integration, dynamics of friendship/familial and community relationships, and links between hate crime, other societal crimes and extremism. Home Office, 2019
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Forensic science Wider role of forensics in crime prevention as well as detection, for example in safeguarding. Home Office, 2019
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Forensic science Understanding the contribution of forensic techniques to the Criminal Justice System, within investigations and in court, including issues such as attrition of cases in the system. Home Office, 2019
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Forensic science Recovering fingerprints from various materials; automatically processing fingerprints; getting additional information (not just the image itself) from fingerprints. Home Office, 2019
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Forensic science Digital forensics especially in light of rapid technological change. Home Office, 2019
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Forensic science Improving speed and accuracy of existing forensic approaches (for example, rapid DNA profile extraction and analysing seized digital media). Home Office, 2019
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Forensic science Research and development in all forensic science areas: the rapidly expanding digital forensics; “conventional” areas such as fingerprints and DNA; and many other niche areas. Using general scientific advances and insights in the forensics domain. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Clothing and equipment for police and first responders with maximum strength, lightness, wearability and protection. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Making use of the location of responders and their proximity to risks and hazards in real time. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Coping with the large number of devices and sheer volume of data, especially considering human factors. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Constructing secure evidential cases against offenders in a changing technological context. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Monitoring and analysing threats and hazards at incident scenes in real time, including the use of multiple and non-traditional sources such as crowd sourcing and social media. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Improving understanding of the activities carried out in the fire system and their effectiveness. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Understanding the current and future demands on fire and rescue services and the capability needed to meet those demands. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Recruitment, progression, well-being and retention in the police and fire workforces. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Strengthening the evidence base on the measurement of police productivity and how marginal changes in types of police spend can improve outcomes. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services Strengthening the evidence base on how the police can increase investigative outcomes and reduce attrition. Home Office, 2019
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Police and fire services How can police resources be better tailored to variations in work load? Home Office, 2019
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