University of Suffolk

Emma is Pro Vice-Chancellor Research and Knowledge Exchange at the University of Suffolk and a leading expert in online safety and digital crime prevention. She has spent more than two decades researching cyber risks, image-based abuse, and online harassment, making her a recognised authority on protecting people from digital threats. Emma oversees the university's research institutes and is preparing Suffolk for its next Research Excellence Framework submission.

Professor Miranda Horvath is a leading international researcher in forensic psychology and Director of the Institute for Social Justice and Crime at the University of Suffolk. With nearly 20 years of research experience, she specialises in Violence Against Women and Girls and works closely with law enforcement, health services and policymakers to create practical solutions to real-world problems. She has secured funding from major organisations including the Home Office, Ministry of Justice and NHS, and regularly advises government departments on policy developments.