After the Archive is a skills development programme aimed at doctoral students and early career researchers in the arts and humanities at any CHASE institution who have recently returned from archival work, in particular those researching understudied twentieth-century subjects. The project will provide individually-tailored training that addresses the challenges of sharing archival material with non-specialist … Continue reading
A worthwhile and enjoyable day for anyone interested in the psychological, emotional and behavioural aspects of eating – and food education, research and activism. Directly experience mindful eating practices. Continue reading
The conference programme is now live, and includes games designer Tassos Stevens (Papa Sangre), Steve Benford from the Mixed Reality Lab, Judith Good and Hugo Critchley from University of Sussex, Alessandro Vinciarelli in Social Signal Processing, Tony Churnside from BBC Research & Development, funding consultants from AHRC and EPSRC, and many more. We are looking … Continue reading
This new workshop, designed for second and final year practice students, aims to help you deal with the challenges of writing in practice research. Continue reading
Hear from researchers who have recently taken their Viva examinations and survived to tell the tale. Continue reading
In recent years, the connections between human rights and the arts and humanities have become newly conspicuous. Art, literature, theatre, film, TV and digital media provide insights into what it means to live in a world that is hyper-connected but at the same time politically divided Humanities in Human Rights is designed for postgraduate and early career … Continue reading
‘PEOPLE AND PLACES IN LIMBO’, a research workshop organised and sponsored by the Sussex Centre for Cultural Studies and the Global Transformations research theme to be held on Friday, 24 May 2013. Continue reading
Mediamorphosis is a one-day symposium and exhibition, May 10, 2013 that invites researchers, practitioners, artists, designers, scientists to submit, discuss, exchange and engage with analogue and digital practices as mediamorphosis. Continue reading
The Science Communication Conference is the annual event that brings together the most diverse range of science communicators to meet each other, get new skills and discuss the biggest issues in public engagement. Continue reading
REGISTRATION IS OPEN for Inputs-Outputs conference on engagement on causality and quantification of engagement, immersion, and presence in performance and human-computer interaction, on 26 June 2013, at the University of Sussex. Registration is £25 for students, £40 for faculty staff and professionals. The full list of speakers includes international experts of the neuroscience of engagement, … Continue reading
