Act of Killing Joshua Oppenheimer Interview
Documentary from the AHRC-funded Genocide and Genre project wins global recognition
Documentary from the AHRC-funded Genocide and Genre project wins global recognition
In this podcast, Professor Mary Brydon-Miller discusses research and community engagement in the arts and humanities, providing an international perspective.
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As well as encouraging collaboration, the Digital R&D Fund for the Arts is encouraging experiments from which the wider arts sector can learn.
Read more about Digital R&D Fund for the Arts: Research Supporting Innovation
Research funded by the AHRC which has overturned previously held views on the origins and the history of the UK’s foremost prehistoric monument is directly feeding into the visitors’ centre to be launched at Stonehenge this week
The AHRC's 4 Knowledge Exchange Hubs have been busy helping academia and the creative industries work more effectively together.
Dan Pinchbeck received a research grant to research the concept of narrative in video games. Instead of publishing an academic paper: he made a game.
Read more about Dan Pinchbeck on a new future for video games
This film considers what efforts have been required to preserve our heritage in the past, and what efforts might be required in the future.
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It's certainly true to say that travel broadens the mind, and for anyone undertaking research, the opportunity to explore internationally renowned archives is one not to be missed.
The AHRC has produced four short animations about the Brighton Fuse Report.
This film from the AHRC looks at The Hospital Grounds Greenspace (HGG) Project
Read more about Facilitating Engagement with Hospital Grounds