Projects

We are proud to partner with a number of renowned organisations on research projects that aim to understand and solve some of the complex societal issues facing the world today. 

NO-FEAR

The NO-FEAR project brings together a network of emergency medical care practitioners, suppliers, decision and policy makers to enhance crisis response and management.

OPTIMAI

The OPTIMAI project supports industrial manufacturing with a set of technologies that will improve the efficiency and quality of production.

PaCE

The PACE project supports EU political and liberal institutions to mitigate the negative aspects of populist movements.

PANDEM-2

PANDEM-2 works with national, EU and international stakeholders to develop new solutions to address the impact of future pandemics in Europe.

Patch

In this collaborative project with the Universidad de La Sabana we have developed a socio-technical approach to identify patterns of child soldiers’ recruitment in illegal armed groups.

popAI

popAI aims to foster trust in the application of AI in the security domain by promoting the ethical and socially sustainable application of emerging technologies

PREFET

PREFET develops a platform that helps researchers to detect promising research trends, facilitating long-term, multidisciplinary and collaborative research projects.

PREPARE

PREPARE develops new tools and train-the-trainer modules for frontline practitioners to enhance the resilience of children exposed to violent extremist environments.

PREPARED

During the ‘research chaos’ of the first hundred days of the pandemic,only 10% of research trials published their results— 90% of this work was completely wasted.

PREVISION

The PREVISION project supports Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) to predict and detect deviant behaviour, by developing a platform to combat digital crime.

PROTAX

The PROTAX project develops policy guidelines and toolkits to help EU tax authorities and law enforcement agencies prevent and prosecute tax crime.

RESTART

Reporting Experiences of Survivors To Analyse in Real Time: Modern Slavery is defined by the Modern Slavery Act 2015 as a person holding another in slavery, servitude or requires them to perform forced or compulsory labour,Human trafficking, also an offence under the Act.

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