Nadia-Anne Ricketts is keeping the craft of weaving alive by merging it with digital technology and creating an innovative business in the process.
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Even the most alluring business ideas can benefit from some expert help turning them into reality.
From a full musicological analysis of Björk’s artistic output to new ways of understanding and appreciating the musician's work.
Read more about Creative Collaborations: How creative research found a new side to Bjork
Professor Andrew Chitty, The AHRC’s Creative Economy Champion, responds to the Bazalgette Review into the creative industries.
Read more about Creative Industries Clusters Programme leads the way
In this latest of our interviews with New Generation Thinkers, we interviewed Dr Eleanor Lybeck and Dr Clare Walker Gore.
In the third of our New Generation Thinker features, we interview Leah Broad ( 2016) and Laurence Scott (2011) about how the scheme transformed their careers.
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Start stamping your literary passport with these magnificent seven reads from around the world as recommended by our Theme Fellows, New Generation Thinkers and those involved in our Open World Research Initiative (OWRI) .
Read more about Books in translation: 7 magnificent reads for the summer holidays
Professor Gary Lock from the University of Oxford tells us more about researching the 4,147 hillforts across Britian and Ireland
Professor George McKay explains why collaboration and dialogue are important for arts and humanities scholars
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Dr Eleanor Lybeck talks history and practice of popular performance from the turn of the 19th century, including the story of her great-grandfather.
