What we do
Digital Futures is built around five focused digital theme areas: Cultures, Environments, Health, Economy, and Society.
Digital Futures brings together over 2000 researchers from over 30 different disciplines across all three of the University’s faculties into multidisciplinary communities to tackle important research problems, build critical mass in new and emerging research areas and to work with external stakeholders to support Greater Manchester's ambitions as a leading digital city-region.
We bring our knowledge to bear on the great issues facing the world in the 21st century, exploring the complex interplay between scientific, engineering, social, wealth creation, and quality of life concerns. We are able to combine disciplines and capabilities to meet both the challenges of leading-edge research and the external demands of government, business and communities.
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Challenges
Digital Futures is built around five focused digital theme areas.
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Research and Engagement
Find out more about our projects, institutes and centres at The University of Manchester.
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Institutional Challenges
Institutional Challenges focus on the potential for digital technology to transform what we do as a University and how we do it: how we conduct research, what and how we teach, and how we function as an organisation.
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