Population Research UK

🚨 Deadline extended! There’s still time to apply to become our next Forum chair – a key role representing the biomedical research community and shaping national conversations on longitudinal research. 📅 New deadline: 22 July 2025 🔗 Apply now: shorturl.at/fXByW

👏Congratulations to our Co-Director, Professor @nic_timpson, on being elected a Fellow of the @acmedsci! We're proud to have Nic as our co-lead, helping to drive our work to maximise the impact of longitudinal population studies.

2 great venues for 2 great meetings hosted by @CLOSER_UK. Representing @growingupinscot and with a @PopRes_UK hat too at yesterday’s study network meeting at @britishlibrary and today talking comms and engagement at the Longitudinal Comms Network conference at @friendshouseldn

💬Collaboration, challenge, and impact - what’s it like to chair the PRUK Forum in its first year? Rosie McEachan & Paul Bradshaw reflect on building community, influencing policy, and shaping the future of longitudinal research. Read more: shorturl.at/0rR59

🧬 Last chance! Applications to become our next PRUK Forum chair close tomorrow – 22 July. Help lead engagement and shape the future of longitudinal research. 🔗 Apply today: shorturl.at/fXByW

Are you a data manager interested in reducing the burden of maintaining separate metadata profiles across multiple platforms? Join our metadata workshop next week and help shape a more coordinated approach. 👉Register today: shorturl.at/QDLFH

Final call! We're recruiting a new PRUK Forum chair to represent the biomedical research community. 📅Apply by 15 July: shorturl.at/fXByW 👥 Hear from our first Forum chairs @drrosiemc & @paulbScotCen: shorturl.at/0rR59

🧬 We’re recruiting a new PRUK Forum chair to represent the biomedical research community. This key role helps ensure community views are represented throughout our work. 📅 Apply by 15 July 👉 Learn more: shorturl.at/fXByW

🗓️ Would you like to shape the development of a sustainable, study-led metadata system that supports dynamic sharing across existing platforms? Join us on 22 July and contribute to the discussion! 👉 Register: shorturl.at/QDLFH

📢UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (UK LLC) has announced new approvals from NHS providers & UK Government departments. We caught up with Andy Boyd - UK LLC Director & our Infrastructure chair - to learn more about these unique linkages. 🔗Read more: shorturl.at/NRvYb

Our delivery plan 2025 - 2028 is live! Shaped by the LPS community, this plan sets out our next phase of work to: ✅Coordinate + advocate for LPS 🔍Enhance discovery 🧩Streamline access 🔗Enable linked data 📚Build skills + capacity Read more: shorturl.at/RPRdT

The poster session at #IASSIST2025 has proven to be very popular this week. In particular, we were proud to share our expertise at this session about working in collaboration with prestigious partners, such as @PopRes_UK. Our experts Liz Smy, Cristina Magder, Hina Zahid and…

Close-ups of the @UKDSCensus and @PopRes_UK partnership posters we showcased at #IASSIST2025. @iassistdata

🚨 @TwinsUKres is hiring! They're looking for a Data Manager to lead data management & security across research studies. Work with clinic, lab & academic teams and external collaborators to ensure data excellence. 🗓Apply by: 10 June 🔗shorturl.at/9Zbyx | @KingsCollegeLon

@CLScohorts @PopRes_UK @amsterdamumc @aphrc @DatamindUK @MQmentalhealth @SGDPCentreKCL @KingsIoPPN @Pop_Council @HDR_UK @UKDataService @adr_uk

🚨 Missed this the first time? Our first PRUK Forum chairs, Rosie McEachan and Paul Bradshaw, reflect on a year of community-led change in longitudinal research. Read more: shorturl.at/0rR59 @drrosiemc | @BiBresearch | @paulbScotCen | @ScotCen

Final session of @UCLHealthPublic symposium is on lifecourse, health and social care, covering lots of important topics such as the challenge of official data sources on social care not accurately representing the real life situation

Prof Nish Chaturvedi talking about the importance of longitudinal population studies in generating evidence for national public health strategies, and mentioning @popres_uk co-director Prof Alissa Goodman and @CLScohorts

Excited to be at the UCL health of the public symposium today. Looking forward to hearing about lots of interesting research and its impact, as well as catching up with friends and colleagues

Prof Katie Harron talking about the importance of longitudinal, population-level linked data to help improve the lives of children in England @UCLHealthPublic