Multidisciplinary research and innovation at the Centre for Digital Innovation sees academics, researchers and students work collaboratively across areas including health and wellbeing, biosciences, social science, engineering, business and education.
It also works to meet the growing demand for digital technologies and media research and innovation to tackle the economic, societal and contemporary technological challenges of today; using technologies to enhance capacity and efficiency, increase productivity, improve accuracy and reduce costs.
Collaborative and strategic partnerships stretch across a range of sectors and industries including FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies and Siemens; NHS trusts, regional partners such as Public Health Middlesbrough, and national and international academic partners from countries including Germany, the US and Malaysia.
There are several very successful researchers working in my field, with strong ties to other cutting-edge groups around the world, and that bodes well for the future of research here.
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