Future of Work collaborations
We work with a wide network of businesses and institutions to deliver leading research into the changing workplace. The University of Exeter can provide the expertise, facilities and people to collaborate on cutting-edge research projects and investigate real-world challenges relating to Future of Work.
We can help you innovate, grow your business, gain a new competitive edge or break into new markets. Whether you want to develop new products and services, find new ways of operating, reduce costs, improve efficiency or access the latest technologies, our world class research can help you find a solution.
Our professional staff will help ensure you get the best possible results for your project and provide a single point of contact to manage your relationship with the University throughout your work.
Our partners include:
University of Exeter is a university partner of – the national institute for data science. Together with the rest of Turing’s university and industry partners, Exeter is part of the Institute’s collaborative effort to apply data science research to real-world problems and train the next generation.
Alan Brown, David Plans and David Lopez from Exeter INDEX team have been awarded three Alan Turing Institute fellowships for expert research in Data Science and AI.
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AWAITING CONTENT FROM FOW TEAM
QUEX sees The University of Exeter and The University of Queensland partnering to undertake collaborative research bringing together a cross-disciplinary team of academics to address some of the challenges and opportunities related to digital change.
Present and future digital worlds mean wars can be fought without soldiers, medical procedures can be undertaken without surgeons, education can take place with a teacher on one continent and students on another. New digital worlds also present challenges to older industries and technologies, threats to businesses, governments and societies and question the future of work and work places.
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