Hazel Sayers : Horizon

28 10 .22

Shaping the Museum: How can cultural heritage be reproduced digitally?

As part of the Shaping the Connected Museum II project, funded by the UKRI Arts and Humanities Research Council, researchers from the University of Nottingham have been working with colleagues […]

24 10 .22

Open All Senses

Collaborative robots (cobots) are becoming commonplace in our everyday lives – for instance robot tour users in museums. As such, the challenges around acceptance, safety and trustworthiness need to be […]

17 10 .22

Trust and Changes in Use of the NHS Test and Trace Covid App

Researchers from Horizon Digital Economy Research and the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub have been working to understand changes in the use of the National Health Service Test and Trace (T&T) […]

13 10 .22

Coronavirus Discourses – Evaluation event and final blog

Coronavirus Discourses: linguistic evidence for effective public health messaging was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC/UKRI) and ran from January 2021 to July 2022. It was led […]

12 10 .22

Home:Zero Inspiring Children as Drivers for Change – An Introduction

HOME: Zero immersive mixed reality installation aims to kickstart a family conversation about home emissions and their impact on climate change. Horizon’s ‘Inspiring Children as Drivers for Change’ project is […]

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Shaping the Museum: How can cultural heritage be reproduced digitally?

Open All Senses

Trust and Changes in Use of the NHS Test and Trace Covid App

Coronavirus Discourses – Evaluation event and final blog

Home:Zero Inspiring Children as Drivers for Change – An Introduction