PROJECTS

We're working with the Zoological Society of London to develop and facilitate a collaborative workshop on river monitoring using citizen science.

We've been awarded funding from Smartline (European Regional Development Funding) to develop and test some open source air pollution sensors with on-street data visualisation.

Viruscraft II is a game and installation for understanding how viruses co-evolve with their hosts, made in collaboration with Dr. Ben Ashby at the University of Bath.

How can ancient and traditional approaches to pattern-making enrich contemporary creative technologies, making them more culturally grounded, usable, and more open to experiment, collaboration and change?

Like most organisations, a large part of our day to day work is concerned with administration. Rather than seeing this as an irritating and inconvenient interruption from "Real Work", we consider it to be a research area in it's own right. The reason is that to ask even the simplest questions of administration is a political act, while submitting to the illusion that it is possible to 'float free' of …

Together with researchers in the Banded Mongoose Research Project, we've made an online game to understand sociality and cooperation in mongooses.

Prototype tool to show climate change forecasts together with the health and wellbeing impacts, exhibiting at COP26 and shortlisted for the Climate Challenge Cup, and made with the European Centre for Environment and Human Health, Cornwall Council, the NHS and emergency services.

Bower birds are known for building ornate and impressive structures. We're running an experiment to see how people would build these bowers, given limited materials.

Placements for science researchers on local councils, to help provide evidence for decision making.

(Afro|Algo)futures is a mentoring programme for early career Black artists who want to explore the creative potential of live coding.