Gus Cummins

Gus Cummins is an artist and researcher with specific interest in epilepsy, a condition he has had for three decades. He has undergone multiple brain operations, preceded by EEG scans, and he currently uses the EEG data to generate sonic art.

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Yaojiong (Joseph) Yu

Yaojiong (Joseph) Yu is a PhD researcher in i-DAT on the CODEX International Postgraduate Research Network. He has been professionally involved in the User Experience Design, Service Design, and Industrial Design since 2018. Before coming to Plymouth, he worked as a senior UX designer in

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Research Sessions 2022-23

Research Sessions 2022-23

i-DAT Research Sessions 2022-2023: Backstory: The i-DAT and CODEX Research Workshops build on the heritage of a series of practice-based production workshops, seminars and symposia. Workshop methodologies critically and playfully engage with themes, technologies and behaviours which frame the symptoms of individual and collective practices

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The View from the Anthropocene

The View from the Anthropocene

  Blue Grindrod contributes to the: The View from the Anthropocene A bilingual, interdisciplinary conference. The View from the Anthropocene is a transdisciplinary conference to be held in English and Hungarian on 15th-16th October 2022, organised by postgraduate researchers at the University of Debrecen. The

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Associate Professor in Immersive Storytelling

Associate Professor in Immersive Storytelling

University of Plymouth – Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Business – School of Art Design & Architecture – i-DAT Location: Plymouth Salary: £53,353 to £61,823 per annum Hours: Full Time Contract Type: Permanent Placed On: 8th August 2022 Closes: 4th September 2022 Job Ref: A8933  

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Fulldome UK 2022 – 4-12 November

Fulldome UK 2022 – 4-12 November

4TH-12TH NOVEMBER 2022 – SAVE THE DATE! FDUK returns for 2022! The UK’s premiere celebration of all things fulldome will take place once more at the Market Hall Dome in Plymouth, during November 2022. The call for submissions is now open and we are looking

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Femke Snelting

Femke Snelting develops projects at the intersection of design, feminisms, and free software in various constellations. With Seda Guerses, Miriyam Aouragh, and Helen Pritchard, she runs the Institute for Technology in the Public Interest. Together they create spaces for articulating what computational technologies in the

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Queering Damage

Queering Damage

Dr Helen V. Pritchard’s research work “Queering Damage” by The Underground Division will feature as a large scale installation for the transmediale exhibition 2022 “abandon all hope ye who enter here”. Conjuring artifice and dark humor in the face of extraction, financial fantasies, and the

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