Wellbeing takes centre stage in Issue 4, highlighting some of the latest research and innovations designed to support policing's greatest asset: its people.

The Police STAR Fund 27/28 is now open for EOI submission.

Science and technology are playing an increasingly important role in modern policing.

UKRI is inviting applications for a new Research and Innovation Consortium to develop innovative approaches to measuring and improving public trust and confidence in policing.

The Office of the Police Chief Scientific Adviser (OPCSA) is pleased to announce that the prospectus and FAQs for the Police Science Technology Analysis Research (STAR) Fund 2027/28 are now available.

Apply your scientific or engineering leadership to the UK’s most complex policy and delivery challenges.

A new report by academics from the Universities of Birmingham…

Work to develop the Science and Technology Profession for Policing is moving into its next phase, with plans for a future Police Science and Technology Academy continuing to progress.

A project funded through this year's Police STAR Fund was recently featured in a BBC One Show segment celebrating forensic science within the Metropolitan Police Service.

To support our ambition of developing gold standard industry partnerships, we have established the Industry Innovation Partner Network.

The Office of the Police Chief Scientific Adviser (OPCSA) is pleased to share the recognition of Professor Paul Taylor, Chief Scientific Adviser, in the King’s Birthday Honours…

The Home Office is seeking to award to Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs)/Mayoral equivalent to fund interventions for domestic abuse and stalking perpetrators…

We know that supporting children and young people to develop the skills and understanding they need to build healthy and respectful relationships is an important early step to preventing the emergence of harmful…