Join us as we use simple techniques to explore how poetry can be a portal for our memories of the old Royal Infirmary and ideas of how care will take shape at the Futures Institute for years to come.
Join us as we use simple techniques to explore how poetry can be a portal for our memories of the old Royal Infirmary and ideas of how care will take shape at the Futures Institute for years to come.
Based on principles of collaboration, future-thinking, and innovation, this workshop will get you thinking about how the future can inspire and influence our present.
This event is specifically designed for professionals within the hospitality and tourism sector who are eager to explore what value robotics can bring to their businesses.
On Tuesday 5 July 2022, the THRIVE Network hosted a morning of networking and workshopping around priority research themes looking at thriving in the university community.
Dr. Joan Donovan, Research Director of the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard, demonstrated a case study approach to mapping the life cycle of media manipulation campaigns.
Dr. Sabine Niederer , founder of the Visual Methodologies Collective at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, introduces visual methodologies and, in particular, digital visual research that makes use of online data and content to research social issue.
Prof. Richard Rogers (University of Amsterdam) historicised and theorised digital methods, putting forward the notion of ‘online groundedness’, before leading a practical workshop, introducing how to do digital methods.
A workshop to discuss expectations on citizens and workers to understand and use datafied technologies.
Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI) building, The University of Edinburgh, 1 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh, EH3 9EF
*Deliveries via West Entrance on Nightingale Way.
Email: efi@ed.ac.uk
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