The Digital Institute works with researchers from a range of disciplines across the University. By combining expertise in scalable computing, statistics, and visualization, we work within multidisciplinary teams to tackle complex research problems in areas including:

• smart cities
• healthcare
• transport
• assistive technology for an ageing population
• digital humanities

Our research excellence has been recognised by:

• the invitiation to become a partner of The Alan Turing Institute
• £100m+ research income including the RCUK £12m Digital Economy Hub in Social Inclusion through the Digital Economy
• the 2014 Jim Gray Award from Microsoft for our use of innovative digital technologies to advance science