Research

AfterMoney

Artcasting and ARTIST ROOMS on Tour

Using mobilities-informed methods to support new approaches to arts evaluation

Biomorphis Architects – Architects for ‘Data Pipe Dreams’

Collaboration, Design and Build of the Design Informatics Pavilion

BRAID x IDI Hybrid Seminar – Dr Bronwyn Jones

Call for Participation: DRS 2018 workshop

Chatty Factories workshop

Chatty Factories workshop: Exploring the future of data driven product design at the Digital Catapult London

Citizens Data Agency – Dr. Elinor Carmi

Creative Informatics

Creative Informatics aims to bring Edinburgh’s world-class creative industries and tech sector together, utilising innovative data-driven technologies to develop ground-breaking new products, businesses and experiences. 

Crypto-Knitting

Crypto-Knitting is a new collaboration between artist Ailie Rutherford and researcher Bettina Nissen exploring the potential of digital currencies in feminist economies

Data Flows

As part of our move into our new offices at the Bayes Centre we employed designers Sigrid Schmeisser from Peak15 and Christoph Miler from Offshore Studio to create an engaging entranceway to our offices and studio space.

Design in Action

Doing things in new ways, solving problems and pushing boundaries are the essence of any good economy.

Designing Futures of Money and FinTech: Show and Tell

Join us for an hour of Show & Tell with future scenarios from our DIS 2020 Workshop on Designing Futures of Money and FinTech!

Designing machines with autonomy

Designing Responsible NLP

Designing Responsible NLP is a PhD with intergrated programme being run as part of the newly funded (as of the start of 2024) UKRI AI Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Responsible and Trustworthy in-the-world Natural Language Processing.

Designing Temporal Ecologies Symposium

Designing with living organisms

DI – Watch Party: Chagall

DI Webinar – Alexandre Colle, Edinburgh centre for Robotics

DI Webinar – Caterina Moruzzi

DI Webinar – Christina Chung, Indiana

DI Webinar – Daniel Pargman

DI Webinar – Data, Value + Design #2: Designing After Fungibility

DI Webinar – David Chatting

DI Webinar – Dr Mariza Dima, Brunel University London

DI Webinar – Frauke Zeller

DI Webinar – Helen Pritchard

DI Webinar – Katie Siek, Indiana

DI Webinar – Kellie Morrissey, University of Limerick

DI Webinar – Lachlan Urquhart

DI Webinar – Marion Lean

DI Webinar – Mark Perry

DI Webinar – Martijn de Waal

DI Webinar – Michael Stead

DI Webinar – Mick Grierson, London

DI Webinar – Mike Phillips, Plymouth

DI Webinar – Nadia Berthouze & Youngjun Cho

DI Webinar – Neha Kumar

DI Webinar – Prof Martyn Evans, MMU Design

DI Webinar – Raphael Kim, London

DI Webinar – Reem Talhouk

DI Webinar – Richmond Wong, University of California Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity

DI Webinar – Sarah Fox

DI Webinar – Sebastian Prost

DI Webinar – Shana Agid

DI Webinar – TUDelft

DI Webinar – Will Odom, Simon Fraser University

DI Webinar – Xianghua (Sharon) Ding

DI Webinar – George Jaramillo, Heriot-Watt University and Distributed Capabilities

EFI – MSc in Service Management & Design Survey

HAT

HAT is a £1.2m multi-disciplinary project funded by the Research Council’s UK Digital Economy Programme. It involves a team of 16 researchers from the domains of Economics, Business, Computing and the Arts across six UK universities of Cambridge, Edinburgh, Exeter, Nottingham, Warwick and the West of England

LENS: Design Informatics Pavilion 2018

LENS: interactive research pod exploring data sharing

Peak 15: Creating the surrealistic identity for Data Pipe Dreams

Peak 15's collaboration with Design Informatics

Recommended Relics

National Museum of Rural Life Scotland

Research Seminar: Jonathan Rankin, Design Informatics

Jonathan Rankin from Design Informatics will talk about designing for speculative future visions.

Research Seminar: Teresa Almeida

Teresa Almeida, KTH Royal Institute of Technology Sweden

Rural Crafting Communities in the Digital Age

The research addresses three related themes: crafting practices, rurality and digital engagement.

Seannachies

Addressing Social Isolation through Storytelling

Sound Exchange at Inspace City Screen

StoryStorm

The ‘StoryStorm Network’  was funded by AHRC CCN+ with the aim of developing collaborative, co-creative workshops to explore the ways stories are increasingly supported and shaped by digital technology.

Telling the Bees

Telling the Bees is an interdisciplinary project working with Tay Landscape Partnership (TayLP) to develop new understandings of beekeeping practices through ‘future folklore’ for new and future generations of beekeepers. The future folklore prototypes will be a community resource and also a probe for academic communities, prompting questions on the role of folklore, literature, tacit knowledge, and traditional ecological knowledge structures. The project runs from April 2015 until March 2016.

Textiles for Soft Robotics – Vanessa Sanchez

The Changing Law on Ownership in Digital Assets: A Consultation

Unmasking the Algorithm

Upcoming PhD positions at Design Informatics