The Digital Organisation and Society (DOS) Research Centre is an interdisciplinary group of researchers whose work focuses on developing a critical understanding of the implications of digital technologies for work, organisations and society. DOS regularly organises seminars, workshops and mini-conferences details of this can be found in the events page.
DOS-BAM Joint Consortium Highlights
On behalf of the organising committee, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to and attended the DOS-BAM Joint Consortium. We look forward to similar events and new opportunities for further impactful research this year. Here are a video and a collection of 100 photos capturing some of the key moments of the event:
Latest Blog Posts
- New DOS-led report outlines how the UK can ensure AI serves the public goodRoyal Holloway, University of London has published a major new report setting out how the UK can ensure artificial intelligence (AI) serves the public good. Produced by the University’s Digital Organisation and Society (DOS) Research Centre, the report draws on insights from a high-level roundtable held at the House of Lords in April 2025 and brings forward a set of evidence-based recommendations to guide ethical, inclusive and sustainable AI adoption.
- IoT in Agriculture: Preserving Tradition While Adapting To ChangeHow does tradition blend with innovation in century-old agricultural practices? In this final blog of my research series, I share insights from my visit to a family farm in Muggia, Italy, where Bruno Lenardon continues his family’s generations-old cultivation traditions while embracing IoT solutions. Bruno’s thoughtful integration of weather station technology enables informed decisions about field conditions and reduces chemical interventions, illustrating how small-scale farmers can honor their heritage while using technology to navigate today’s environmental uncertainties.
Upcoming Events
4 June 2025, 9:00-17:00pm
Dr Who Consortium: Navigating Academia in the Age of AI
In-person research seminar on ‘Dr Who Consortium: Navigating Academia in the Age of AI’ with several distinguished academics from both internal and external institutions as speakers.