SPRITE+ and DTNet+ held a two-day Innovation Forum convening interdisciplinary experts to critically examine the opportunities and risks of digital twins.

We were honoured to host a policy roundtable in Westminster sponsored by Jess Asato MP, where we presented our RISE research on violence against women and girls to a packed room of parliamentarians and stakeholders across health, social care, built environment and design.

Hear from several of our Expert Fellows on their experience of attending the SPRITE+ 2026 Expert Fellows Meeting in Edinburgh.

The 9th Strathclyde International Perspectives on Cybercrime Summer School ran in Glasgow from 24th-28th August. The summer school consisted of a one-day research symposium followed by four days of lectures and workshops with contributions from 28 speakers and highly engaged participants.

SPRITE+ provided grants to 4 PhD students to attend the University of Bath's CDT Summer School in August 2026. Read all about their experience of attending.

In September 2026, SPRITE+ brought together its Expert Fellows in Edinburgh for a two-day workshop focused on a deceptively simple question: what is TIPSS, and what would it mean to do TIPSS by design? The meeting combined keynote talks, plenary presentations and structured group exercises to explore whether Trust, Identity, Privacy, Security and Safety can be understood not simply as separate concerns, but as part of a unified socio-technical framework.