Written by Dr Emma McClaughlin Hybrid Relics is a Horizon Agile Round 3 project, which focusses on musical instruments, and secular, and religious relics to consider social computing and the creation […]
The theme for this call is ‘Infrastructure for device production’. Creators of conventional electronic devices can generally create early prototypes by themselves, but as they look to refine and scale […]
On Saturday 17th February, Newham, London held its first ever citizen science fair. This was an opportunity for local people to come along and hear from local technology practitioners about the technology […]
We are a few months into the EFRESH project and are embarking on our initial data collection. We are looking for a range of people to interview, so please read […]
One of the objectives of introducing Horizon’s cross cutting theme was to stock check our own processes and practices around Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), to energise them with new […]
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