Mark Thompson, Professor in Digital Economy at the University of Exeter Business School and a member of the DIGIT Lab team, has written evidence on
DIGIT Lab is committed to a truly embedded inclusive culture that runs through everything we do. The culture represents the diverse community we are, and continue to build.
Oli Young, on our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion committee, is also Chief Diversity Officer for the University of Exeter Business School. For this Black History Month, he has made an incredible programme.
The Launch event for the DIGIT Lab, an EPSRC Next Stage Digital Economy Centre, was held on Tuesday 21st September at 10.30am, via Zoom. Watch the event recording and view the slides here.
This is the first of a series of profiles on members of the DIGIT Lab Team. Within each profile we will provide an overview of the DIGIT Lab Team member and their recent work. Gerard Parr holds the Full Chair in Telecommunications Engineering and is Head of School of Computing Sciences at the University of East Anglia (UEA).
Find out more about the Alan Turing Institute and its latest event on Data Science and AI. It promises to be a very useful set of discussions on the impact of data science and AI in engineering reliable systems.
Members of the DIGIT Lab team Roger Maull and Phil Godsiff at University of Exeter, and Professor Gerard Parr MBE at University of East Anglia are among the authors recently published in Nature Food.
View the Digital Leaders Week session on demand.
Join us for a series of 5 talks addressing the DIGIT Lab and its key themes: “Digital Transformation: A view from beyond the horizon”.
At the Digital Leaders Insight event on 4th March 2021, the DIGIT Lab Director, Alan Brown, presented an introduction and overview of the DIGIT Lab.
We are conducting a collaborative research programme between academia and business to accelerate digital transformation.
EPSRC Digital Security & Resilience (DS&R) Theme
Led by University of Exeter Business School, working in partnership with Oxford Brookes Business School, University of East Anglia School of Computer Sciences, and Royal Holloway, University London.
