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Can psychedelic drugs be used to treat mental health conditions? Clinical research trials are investigating how psychedelic drugs can be used alongside therapy to treat a range of conditions. Find out about benefits, risks and policy considerations: post.parliament.uk/research-brief…

This week is Eating Disorder Awareness Week. Most eating disorder treatments use psychotherapy or medication. Researchers are also exploring whether psychedelic drugs, in combination with therapy, could play in a role in treatment. Find out more: post.parliament.uk/psychedelic-dr…

Today, MPs are debating the future of farming in the UK House of Commons chamber. Could technology like AI help advance sustainable innovation in agriculture? Our quick read article looks at the latest research and evidence: post.parliament.uk/innovation-and…

🚨New fellowship alert! If you're a PhD student in a psychology-related subject, you could join POST and British Psychological Society on a fully funded 13-week fellowship in Parliament. Applications close on Sunday 4 May. Find out more: post.parliament.uk/british-psycho…

Could you help us understand the impact of arts and humanities research on parliamentary scrutiny? POST and Arts and Humanities Research Council are looking for an Arts and Humanities Research Fellow to deliver an exciting new project in Parliament. Find out more: housesofparliament.tal.net/vx/lang-en-GB/…

Interested in our British Psychological Society Fellowship? Don't miss our webinar on Monday 31 March to learn more about the opportunity and what it's like to complete a fellowship in parliament. Learn more about the application and sign up for the webinar: post.parliament.uk/british-psycho…

How could 20 mph speed limits and zones provide public health benefits? Our new POSTnote looks at the latest evidence. Learn more about the relationship between road traffic and health, the potential benefits and challenges for policymakers: post.parliament.uk/research-brief…

“I highly recommend the POST fellowship – you’ll learn so many valuable skills which are applicable to your PhD and future career” Meet Shelley - our current British Psychological Society Fellow. She's written a great blog about her experience working with us so far! ➡️ bps.org.uk/news/i-highly-….

Could a smartwatch help prevent and detect disease? Up to half of UK adults own wearable devices, with evidence suggesting they could be used in disease prevention. Our latest research explains: post.parliament.uk/research-brief…

⏰ Last chance to apply! Our funded fellowship with British Psychological Society closes next week on Sunday 4 May. If you're a PhD student in a psychology-related subject, you could join our research community and provide impartial briefings for parliamentarians: post.parliament.uk/british-psycho…

Virtual wards, also known as ‘hospital at home’, provide hospital-level care to patients in their own home or community setting. Get up to date with our new POSTnote, including the implications for patients, carers, and the wider delivery of NHS services: post.parliament.uk/research-brief…

New ways to control objects at the scale of atoms have led to potentially transformative technologies like quantum computing, sensing and communications. Find out more about the potential benefits and risks of quantum technology with our new research: post.parliament.uk/research-brief…

📲 What is the vision for digital transformation? 📈 How can we upskill the digital workforce? 🔒 How can cyber resilience be assessed? Our latest POSTnote looks at digital transformation in Government, including key questions for parliamentary scrutiny: post.parliament.uk/research-brief…

Tomorrow is World Telecommunications Day. Learn more about the next generation of telecoms with our research on 6G, looking at how the UK could help define, develop and implement this new technology: post.parliament.uk/research-brief…