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Research

Culture Lab is the home of a broad range of diverse research projects and interests linked to the creative arts. Amongst others, we host the following two research groups:

Digital Interaction at Culture Lab - a research group from the School of Computing Science formed by a core team of around fifty researchers and run by Patrick Olivier. Their work focuses on experience-centred design of innovative digital technology and challenges of ubiquitous computing. Group members originate from a wide range of disciplines including computer science, fine arts, psychology, electronic engineering, sociology, clinical sciences, education and design. Further information can be found on their website: di.ncl.ac.uk

Digital Media – a group that focuses on the critical investigation of technology, their aesthetics and innovative social applications; and facilitates collaborative environments as art&science and design&technology to generate inter- and transdisciplinary frameworks with the aim to enhance practice-based/practice-led research outcomes. Main research topics include data visualisation, digital fabrication, open source communities and applications, curatorship and digital arts,interactive art & interface design and practices with emerging technologies. Further information can be found on their website: dm.ncl.ac.uk



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