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Latest research

Keep up to date with all of our latest research publications.

Older people and their use of the internet

This report aims to provoke and stimulate research activity in new directions, with the hope of maturing policy and activity, while underlining those established problem areas where more research remains a priority. more >

Re-addressing the challenges facing young people

This Insight Paper, written for Nominet Trust by Dr Tim Rudd, stimulates thinking and raises questions that may inspire new debates, approaches, tools and technologies to better address the multiple challenges, needs and issues facing young people, particularly those who are out of work or not in education or training. more >

How can digital technologies support young people to engage socially and economically with their communities?

We're undertaking an innovative crowd sourced research project to identify some of the core principles that really explain how using technology can support young people now and in the future. more >

The impact of digital technologies on human wellbeing

In our first State of the Art review we highlight what the field of neuroscience can tell us about the implications of using interactive technologies on young people’s brains, behaviours and attitudes. more >

Ageing and the use of the internet

In our second State of Art review we set out the latest research into how the internet is, and can be, used to support those over 65 as well as highlighting the mechanisms, themes and social situations that best enable this group to benefit from the internet. more >

Breaking out or breaking off?

A literature review, produced as a draft process document as part of the 'Lapsed Use of the Internet Amongst Young People' research project at Oxford Internet Institute. more >