Our experts are part of a multi-agency group using a linked up approach to produce cutting-edge, policy-relevant research to help improve lives and deliver community change.
Administrative Data Research NI (ADR NI) combines expertise from both Queen’s University Belfast and
@UlsterUni, with data and research specialists from Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (
@NISRA).
ADR NI has now secured a major investment to allow it to continue this vital, ground-breaking work until 2031.
“We are delighted to receive this support to build on our work for the next five years. To date, we have produced significant outputs which have helped to shape key areas of policy and service provision and with this renewed investment we can continue to work closely with our stakeholders to identify and amplify crucial areas of research to support the people of Northern Ireland.”
(Dr Aideen Maguire, ADR NI Co-Director, and Reader in Social Epidemiology,
@CPH_QUB).
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ALT Image shows four people standing at the front of the Lanyon Building at Queen's University Belfast. They are, from left to right, Dr Philip Wales, Co-Director of Administrative Data Research NI (ADR NI) and Chief Executive of Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA); Dr Aideen Maguire, Co-Director of ADR NI from Queen's University Belfast; Professor Jamie Murphy, Deputy Director of ADR NI from Ulster University; and Professor Archie Clements, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Enterprise at Queen's University Belfast.