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New Census2022 paper published in the Computers, Environment and Urban Systems

Census2022 research features at MRS seminar on the future of the UK census

SERG research features at Royal Statistical Society Conference

#Census2022 paper on smart meter data for a smart census published

ONS publishes SERG report on smart meter data for a future census

Census2022 project: Four conference papers presented

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