BeFantastic: TechArt & Climate: Art.Science.Tech Encounters in the era of climate crisis Monday, 23rd January | 5:30 PM IST | 1.00 PM CET | 12 PM GMT What happens when deep science meets the arts? Why is transdisciplinary thinking needed for our future present
◯ ◯ ◯Haoyun (Frank) Jiang is a PhD researcher in i-DAT on the CODEX International Postgraduate Research Network. His research focuses on improving the skills of Marine Carbon Neutrality by using Product Design methods. The ocean is an important carbon pool for absorbing atmospheric carbon dioxide. Over the past
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Public Energy Performing Arts kicks off its 28th season with an international program of multi-media dance. Digital Dervish and Flamenco Sonic A multi-media performance created by Hedy Hurban September 9 at 7:30pm September 10 at 1pm Market Hall Performing Arts Centre, 140 Charlotte St, Pbooro,
◯ ◯ ◯Dr Lauren Hayhurst is a Lecturer in Games Design at i-DAT and Head of Narrative Design at Hi9, Natural Language AI Agency. After achieving a PhD in Creative Writing in 2017, for which she explored the ethical implications of fiction writing, she lectured at Exeter,
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ROOM2DREAM is an immersive 360 Film Sharing songs, poetry, music, and imagery from young people from fourteen centres in seven partnerships. Each international centre is partnered with an English hospital school, hospice, or school. Over the past year the young people have worked together
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Andrew Prior, John Matthews, Lauren Hayhurst and Joel Hodges have received £17,000 funding from Story Futures, to develop Actor Training and approaches to Narrative Design for Virtual Production. The project, entitled Water Course, is a collaboration between i-DAT staff (Andy and Joel), the School of
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Digital Dervish + Flamenco Sonic A Multimedia Performance Work by Hedy Hurban May 6th and 7th at the Market Hall Dome theatre in Devonport, Plymouth The sema of the Dervish blurs the lines between dance and meditation while symbolically expressing the formation of the universe and mans’ transference of
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Thursday, 10th March 2022 4pm Computation Otherwise: Carbon Endings and Regenerative Practice Dr. Helen V. Pritchard i-DAT, University of Plymouth/The Institute of Technology in the Public Interest Design Informatics, University of Edinburgh. As a response to the endings of carbon-based energy there have been many techno-utopian
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Helen Pritchard & Femke Snelting November 2021, with the publication of audit late 2021. Helen Pritchard and Femke Snelting from The Institute for Technology in the Public Interest (TITiPI), will help NEoN to ‘audit’ its digital practices. Through queer and feminist practices, Helen and Femke
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