Oxford-Uppsala Culture & Creativity Research Cluster together in Uppsala
During the autumn and spring, the nine researchers in the cluster held regular workshops via Zoom and also met in Oxford in November 2024. In April, the clusters finally gathered again in person for a three-day workshop in Uppsala. Read more about the study trip here. Läs mer om studieresan här.
Facts
The Oxford researchers
- Professor Kathryn Eccles, Oxford Internet Institute: The storytelling of digitising 3D objects and AI as a narrator
- Dr Robert Laidlow, Faculty of Music: Innovation in electric music technology
- Professor Matthew Reynolds, Faculty of English: Translation: narrative, play and performance
- Professor Kirsten Shepherd-Barr, Faculty of English: Scandinavian literature & theatre and the intersection with climate change
- Professor Wes Williams, Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages: Monstrous Anatomies: science and/as performance
Researchers from Uppsala universitet
- Associate Professor Sarah Lynne Bowman, Department of Game Design: Developing skills in personal and social transformation internationally through live action role-playing games
- Associate Professor Lina Eklund, Department of Informatics and Media: Using speculative design to explore alternative human-AI futures in the domain of AI-driven reproductive health technology
- Associate Professor Eva-Charlotta Mebius, Department of Art History: Anglo-Swedish artistic exchanges 1890-1945
- Associate Professor Cecilia Rodéhn, Centre for Gender Research: Performing Heritage: psychiatric hospitals and the remembrance of mad people
- Associate Professor Claes Thorén, Department of Informatics and Media: Creativity and curation in electronic music technology
Länkar
The Oxford-Uppsala cluster: second convening in Uppsala, information on University of Oxford website
The Oxford-Uppsala cluster meet in Oxford, information on University of Oxford website
Nytt forskarkluster inom kultur och kreativitet, informationon the university website
Torch - The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities, information on University of Oxford website