Delivered through the University of Manchester's Centre for Digital Trust & Society, we are bringing together international experts from industry, the public sector, and academia to explore aspects of trust and security in our digital world.
Events in this collection
Meat the Machine or the Hidden History of Cybernetics &the Possible Futures
Thu 24 Sept, 13:00
Free
Centre for Digital Trust and Society Forum 2026
Thu 2 Jul, 09:30
Free
Empire of AI by Karen Hao
Thu 28 May, 17:30
Free
Digital Trust and Security Seminar: Tao Wen
Thu 7 May, 13:00
Free
Digital Trust and Security Webinar: Daniel Shiu
Wed 29 Apr, 12:00 BST
Free
Digital Trust and Security seminar: Dr Carolyn Swinney
Wed 18 Mar, 13:00
Free
Digital Trust and Security Webinar: Dr Zhipeng Wang & Dr Joseph Lee Nazzini
Wed 4 Feb, 12:00 GMT
Free
Digital Trust and Security seminar: Justin McKeown
Wed 28 Jan, 13:00
Free
Digital Trust and Security seminar: Prof Marija Slavkovik
Tue 9 Dec, 13:00
Free
Digital Trust and Security Webinar: Jonathan Reiter
Wed 3 Dec, 12:00 GMT
Free
Digital Trust and Security Seminar Series: Robert Gorwa
Wed 5 Nov, 14:00 GMT
Free
Digital Trust and Security Webinar: Wei-Yuan Wayne Lo
Wed 5 Nov, 12:00 GMT
Free
Digital Trust and Security Webinar: Marilyne Ordekian
Wed 15 Oct, 12:00 BST
Free
Digital Trust and Security Seminar Series: Dr Chester & Dr Lane
Fri 3 Oct, 16:00 BST
Free
Digital Trust and Security in the Era of Generative AI Forum
Wed 2 Jul, 09:30
Free
Digital Technology, Crime, and the Law Conference - Save The Date!
Wed 11 Jun, 08:30
Free
Digital Trust and Security Seminar Series: Prof Jakob Demant
Thu 10 Apr, 14:00
Free
Digital Trust and Security Seminar Series: Prof Cristian Vaccari
Thu 6 Mar, 14:00
Free
Digital Trust and Security Seminar Series: Dr Gunes Acar
Organizer of Digital Futures: Digital Trust & Security Events
Digital Futures is a highly interdisciplinary network which operates across the whole range of the University’s digital research.The aim of Digital Futures is to present a coherent overview of our digital research activity to external stakeholders and bring together our research communities to explore new research areas and address strategic opportunities.We group our activity around themes that encapsulate our broad research capabilities and the challenges to which these can be applied. These themes do not operate as self-contained entities; however, there is considerable synergy and overlap between them, and many of our academics are involved in a number of capability and challenge themes.
