Digital twins 2035
This session will explore how digital twin technologies could evolve by 2035, examining emerging use cases, standards and the policy environment shaping adoption. It will bring together industry and government perspectives to discuss how digital twins can support smarter infrastructure, improved decision making and greater resilience across the UK.
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Sara Duodu
Programme Manager ‑ Quantum and Digital Twins, techUK
Sara Duodu
Programme Manager ‑ Quantum and Digital Twins, techUK
Sara joined techUK in October 2025 as Programme Manager for Quantum and Digital Twins.
Before joining techUK, Sara worked at Capital Enterprise as Research Lead, where she focused on policy research related to the UK’s startup ecosystem. During her time there, she co-authored a flagship report unpacking what quantum startups in the UK need to grow and stay in the UK.
Sara holds a Master of Global Affairs (Innovation Policy & Global Security) from the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, and an MA (History) and a BA (History & Political Science) from the University of Western Ontario.
Outside of work, Sara enjoys reading, playing rugby, and watching any and all sports.