i-DAT’s Adam Russell joins SWCTN Prototype Grant: AIM (Agroecological Information Model) AIM is a prototype intelligent software tool for automating the design and ongoing management of human-scale agroe-cological food systems. Agroecological systems (permaculture, forest gardening and other types of perennial horticulture) utilise plant and insect
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i-DAT’s B Aga awarded a SWCTN Prototype Grant: Immersive Histories: Decoding Complexity LOOKING FOR THE CLOUD The prototype Looking for the Cloud will explore sustainability and diversity in our current and future relationships with new technologies – particularly automation and machine learning. Looking for the Cloud
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Design Research collaboration: Design Knowledge, i-DAT and Message Design Research Workshop delivered in collaboration with the Message and Design Knowledge Research Groups. Date: Wednesday 29 January 13.00 Lunch – research posters (2nd Floor Balcony) 14.00 Dóra Ísleifsdóttir & Åse Huus research seminar (Design Lab) Location:
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The interactive Digital 3D Model of Bronze Spheric Theme was co-produced with i-DAT and Tate Digital for the Naum Gabo Exhibition at Tate St Ives. (Original work c.1960, digitised 2019-20) Tate St Ives Exhibition NAUM GABO: 25 January – 3 May 2020 (Covid-19 extension TBC). TATE ST IVES
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Returning for the third year, the annual festival showcases the outstanding research carried out by staff at the University in collaboration with colleagues and partners locally, nationally and internationally. Visual narratives can bring science to life, lifting graphs and diagrams from paper to instead tell
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Call for applications – The 3D3 Open Research Residency at the Eden Project. This residency is only available to 3D3 researchers. The 3D3 consortium in partnership with the Eden Project Cornwall are pleased to offer an opportunity for an ‘Open Research Residency’ at Eden for
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Introduction to Fulldome (6 Dec) Friday 6th December, 11am-5pm at Kaleider Studios ‘The thing’s hollow – it goes on forever – and – oh my God – it’s full of stars!’ (Clarke 1968). Mike Phillips and Luke Christison, from i-DAT.org, will be delivering an
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DATA TA-DA! Design Research Workshop delivered in collaboration with the Message and Design Knowledge Research Groups. Date: Wednesday 20 November Time: 15.00 – 18.00 Location: i-DAT Room 201 Roland Levinsky Building The DATA TA-DA! Workshop is aimed at supporting research engagement with the overlapping DATA concerns of the Impact Lab
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FUTURE HISTORY EXHIBITION: Date: Friday 29 November–Saturday 11 January Time: Monday–Friday: 10:00–17:00 and Saturday: 11:00–16:00 (Closed Thursday 19 December–Sunday 5 January 2020 inclusive) Venue: The Levinsky Gallery, Roland Levinsky Building {https://goo.gl/maps/qsLB9mwPe12sjxJVA} FUTURE HISTORY is a two-phase project. Version 1.0 takes a look in the rear-view mirror as we accelerate through
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DATA PLAY #10: DATA Play 10 Past, Present and Future Rolle Marquee, University of Plymouth Friday 1 November 2019 9.30am to 4.30pm DATA Play 10 is coming soon and we want you to get involved! We’re excited to be running another DATA Play day on the 1 November 2019.
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