News & Presentations

Keep up to date with the latest happenings from the Royal Signals Institution

  • Future Field Headquarters: How Fibre Could Transform Military Command and Control

    The Royal Signals Institution welcomed Maj Andy Sutton MBE for a thought-provoking lecture exploring how optical communications could fundamentally reshape the way military headquarters are deployed and operated in the future.
  • Special Report – RSI Spring Seminar 2026

    The Royal Signals Institution Spring Seminar 2026 brought together senior military leaders, industry partners and technical specialists for a full day of discussion focused on one of the Army’s most pressing challenges: how to adapt at pace to a rapidly changing character of warfare.
  • Recognising excellence across the Royal Signals

    At the heart of the Royal Signals Institution (RSI) is a simple but powerful aim: to recognise and promote excellence across the Corps, and one of the most important ways we do this is through our Awards programme.
  • 13th Signal Regiment (Cyber): Defensive cyber in practice

    The Royal Signals Institution recently welcomed an expert panel from 13th Signal Regiment (Cyber) to deliver a comprehensive and highly relevant briefing on the Regiment’s role, capabilities, and future direction within Defence’s cyber enterprise.
  • “Something Rotten” – A Critique of Land Command in the 21st Century

    In a lecture by defence consultant and former British Army infantry officer Dr Jim Storr, explored the themes of his influential book Something Rotten: Land Command in the 21st Century.
  • Adaptive Warfare: Modular CEMA Solutions for Modern Conflict

    Last week, we hosted Mark Todd, Innovation and Technology Director at BAE Systems, and Tim Barraclough, Head of Capability for Sense and Effect. Together, they explored how adaptive warfare and modular CEMA (Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities) are reshaping the modern battlespace.
  • Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations and the High–Low Mix

    The RSI recently hosted a highly engaging professional lecture on Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) and the increasingly critical role of the high–low mix in modern warfare, delivered by Wing Commander (Retd) John McFadden, now at CRFS.
  • 1 (UK) Signal Brigade Capability Demonstration

    Nearly 80 corporate members of the Royal Signals Institution attended an excellent capability demonstration hosted by 1 (UK) Signal Brigade at Imjin Barracks this week