UK Policing Chief Scientific Adviser, @PoliceChiefs. Professor @LancasterUni and Founder @crest_research. Tweeting interesting science not endorsements.
We can announce our next keynote speaker joining us on 30/06/26 at the Building Capability in Behavioural Research Conference is @ProfPaulTaylor. Paul, Chief Scientific Adviser, National Police Chiefs’ Council, will share insights on the future of behavioural research & policy
With the P-ACE launch around the corner, we've launched our expertise finder to help stakeholders and researchers connect - https://t.co/cbB7lEwJMS Looking forward to seeing this develop.
A fairness scale for real-time recidivism forecasts using a national database of convicted offenders - Neural Computing and Applications https://t.co/14o52Hya1r
For science and innovation leaders who want the opportunity to have a significant positive impact on public safety, here's a role: https://t.co/lf9B6R9tLR
Some R&D by MoJ colleagues on assessing the effectiveness of Radio Frequency Electronic Monitoring - https://t.co/pdOWPLEgvq - does it reduce offending?
Law enforcement suicide is a national crisis.
Research by @Dan_S_Lawrence, Jessica Dockstader, & @kepadil breaks down 977 officer deaths by suicide in the U.S. (2016–2022) and shows where, and among whom, the risk is highest. 🧵(1/4)
👀 Police (🏴) following up crime reports via video call rather than dispatching officers to see the victim in person led to better evidence collection and substantially higher victim satisfaction, while being 2/3rds cheaper.
https://t.co/X5XTks10P0
An #ArtificialIntelligence-powered knife database, created through a collaboration between the Metropolitan Police and Surrey University, is enabling officers to match dangerous weapons using images taken in often dark and difficult conditions; a dashboard explaining how the knife recognition system works could soon be rolled out nationwide, as the Office of the Police Chief Scientific Adviser reports.
@ProfPaulTaylor@metpoliceuk@UniOfSurrey
https://t.co/A1tvCVi7TF
Police STAR fund EOIs now open
"Taylor added that the STAR Fund provides an opportunity to test things out and allow initial seeds to bloom" [@ProfPaulTaylor]
#policing#research#science
How to apply:
https://t.co/5DED1tBLI6
Article in EST
https://t.co/mCxwuP0hbx
Congratulations to Kate and colleagues of @WestYorksPolice for their fabulous work in forensics, which has won the GSE's Diversity and inclusion in science and engineering award https://t.co/FrSvwKaB57
If you are interested in the sorts of research challenges that Police Forces are interested in, @ProfPaulTaylor has put together this very clear Areas of Research Interest document.
https://t.co/AymGQ7U5Ev
As a wise person once said, there's no social justice without justice.
We're providing funding for 9 Policing Academic Centres of Excellence to harness research, social science and technology to fight crime, working in partnership with @PoliceChiefs
https://t.co/tsaG0G0Lyx