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The Centre for Digital Innovation provides a multidisciplinary research and innovation environment in which our academics, researchers and students work collaboratively. We also work in collaboration with other Centres within and outside the University, across areas including health & wellbeing, biosciences, social science, engineering, business and education.

Our members work to meet the growing demand for digital technologies and media research and innovation in order to tackle the economic, societal and contemporary technological challenges we face today.

This requires the knowledge and understanding of how we can use technologies to enhance capacity and efficiency, increase productivity, improve accuracy and reduce costs to address real-world problems.

Our objectives are:

To carry out research on state of the art digital technologies and media for health, business, engineering, social science and education domains
To attract research, innovation and development funding in collaboration with local, national and international partners
To further develop collaborative research and innovation on digital technologies and media with local and global partners
To address societal, technological and economic challenges through the joint research effort of local and international experts
To provide support or consultancy to global research, innovation and development activities linked with digital technologies, media and allied research
To create industry and university collaborations in order to perform near to market research product development
To create opportunities for placement based research in order to improve our students’ employability
To create opportunities for young entrepreneurs to develop new markets through the global research platform
To publish our research contributions in top quality journals and conferences
To enhance digital technologies and media research in order to improve Quality of Life (QoL), Quality of Product (QoP) and Quality of Service (QoS)

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Profiles

Darren Abbott

D.Abbott@tees.ac.uk

Centre for Digital Innovation
Department of Computing & Games - Principal Lecturer (Enterprise & Business Engagement)

Person: Academic

Paul Abley

P.Abley@tees.ac.uk

Centre for Digital Innovation
Department of Computing & Games - Lecturer in Games Design

Person: Academic

Usman Adeel

U.Adeel@tees.ac.uk

Centre for Digital Innovation
Department of Computing & Games - Senior Lecturer in Computer Science

Person: Academic

Projects

8 Active
10 Finished

Interpretable machine learning methods for cross-omic mechanistic signatures of young hepatoblastoma

Angione, C.

Children's Liver Disease Foundation

3/02/20 → 31/07/21

Project: Research

INDCOR: Interactive Narrative Design for Complexity Representations (COST Action CA18230)

Sezen, D.

6/12/19 → 5/12/23

Project: Research

Automation and Contemplation for Model Adaptation in Multiagent Interactions

Zeng, Y.

EPSRC

1/01/19 → 31/03/21

Project: Research

Research Output

2020-A new decade of forensic science

Horsman, G., Bidmos, M., Sauzier, G. & Bodner, M., 20 Mar 2020, In : Forensic Science International: Reports.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Editorial

Open Access

Abstract Colour Installation

Schmid, S., 14 Feb 2020, (Accepted/In press)

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

Open Access

File

Account and Transaction Protocol of the Open Banking Standard

Almehrej, A., Freitas, L. & Modesti, P., 22 May 2020, Rigorous State-Based Methods, 7th International Conference, ABZ 2020. Raschke, A., Méry, D. & Houdek, F. (eds.). Springer International Publishing AG, Vol. 12071. 7 p. (LNCS).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Open Access

File