Categories: Research

The Digital Inclusion Hub at Newcastle

Paul Watson, my PhD supervisor, has recently started using twitter. I really love the fact that he’s stays in touch with all the recent technologies 🙂 Amongst other things, he tweets about the Digital Inclusion Hub, an initiative in the UK for which Newcastle has been awarded 12M UKP. That’s a huge amount of research funding and I am seriously pleased for Paul, Patrick, and the rest of the collaborators in Newcastle. They are doing some really interesting work over there and they totally worth the attention, support, and trust they get.

Official site: Inclusion through the Digital Economy

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