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- Read Lisa Given's latest blog: Heart health in Scotland: latest findings
- Find out about our exciting new business development: the Framework method is now supported by NVivo 9 software.
- Penny Young considers the future of the government social survey in an article for Research Live.
- Our Board of Trustees is seeking a new Chair to succeed Prof. Dame Janet Finch. You can find out more about this post here.
- We're conducting rapid response research into young people's involvement in the UK riots, find out more here.
- Number of pupils choosing to take EBacc over GCSEs has increased. Read the report here.
- Read Louise's new blog: Birth cohort study inspires Edinburgh show
- NatCen has submitted its response to the Government's consultation on changes to the School Admissions Framework. Read the press release here.
- Read Sally McManus's blog: National data holds the key to regional insights
- Is there ever a good reason to be prejudiced? Find out what Scotland thinks in the latest findings from the Scottish Social Attitudes 2010 survey.
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