Datacise expands as ADR UK’s primary training and capacity building platform

Published on 12th May 2026 by ADR UK ADR UK’s training and capacity building work with Datacise Open Learning is entering a new phase, strengthening its position within ADR UK’s UK-wide training ecosystem for administrative data research. Following the conclusion of the previous investment period, Datacise is now moving into its 2026–2031 funding cycle with […]
Datacise programme enters new phase of leadership

Datacise announces that Dr Stephanie Lee has retired from her role as Co-Director for ADR Wales’ Training and Capacity Building (Datacise), following the conclusion of the previous investment period, with the next phase of ADR Wales funding running from 2026 to 2031. Stephanie made a substantial contribution to the design and delivery of the Datacise […]
Highlights from the ADR UK PhD annual gathering 2025

The annual gathering for ADR UK PhD students recently brought together the whole student cohort for an event filled with networking, peer-led learning, and team-building opportunities. The event served as an inspiring platform for PhD students from diverse research areas to exchange ideas and share insights, fostering meaningful collaborations across disciplines. Hosted by ADR Wales […]
Datacise Open Learning wins ‘Most Innovative Project’ ADR UK Partnership Award

The ADR Wales training and capacity building team have been awarded the ‘Most Innovative Project’ in recognition of delivering the innovative open-learning solution – Datacise Open Learning – for users of trusted research environments from across the ADR UK partnership, and the broader administrative data research community. The award was announced at the recent ADR […]
Highlights from recent course: Navigating Co-Production with Linked Data

We recently held our “Navigating Co-production with Linked Data” course on June 5-6 at the sbarc|spark building, Cardiff University. This two-day in-person training provided participants with a clear understanding of co-production principles and how to apply them in data linkage. Led by Jack Palmer, Dr. Michaela James and Dr. Mayara Silveira Bianchim, attendees engaged in […]
Professor Adam Chee Receives Prestigious HIMSS Award

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