Institute of Creative Technologies projects

A selected list of funded projects led by IOCT researchers include -

Reflecting organisational transformation through curatorial practice, Arts & Humanities Research Council (Midlands 4 Cities studentship) (CI Prof Tracy Harwood), 2023-2027)

Haptics for performers, Innovate UK and others (PI Prof Tracy Harwood, 2022)

DigiScore, European Research Council (PI Prof Craig Vear, 2021-2026)

Designing and evaluating carbon neutral / negative development options for Leicester Outdoor Pursuits Centre, Arts & Humanities Research Council (PI Prof Tracy Harwood, 2021-2022)

AI as a learning tool for identifying and categorising artworks from computational creative practice and historical computer generated metadata, Arts & Humanities Research Council (Midlands 4 Cities studentship) (PI Prof Tracy Harwood, 2020-2024)

Art Diplomacy and National Branding, Arts & Humanities Research Council (PI Jenifer Chao, 2020-2023)

Art AI Festival, Arts Council England and others (PI Prof Tracy Harwood, 2019-2023)

Audience of the Future, Innovate UK (De Montfort University PI Sophy Smith, 2019)

Advancing gaming AI for posthuman experience in mixed reality performance and back again, Arts & Humanities Research Council (Midlands 4 Cities studentship) (PI Jethro Shell, 2019-2023).

Walking through Walls: Artistic Strategies and Audience Engagement in Virtual and Mixed Reality Performance, Arts & Humanities Research Council, (Midlands 4 Cities studentship) (CI Prof Sophy Smith, 2019-2023)

Machinima: an investigation into the contribution of participatory user-generated machine-cinema to cultural values, Arts & Humanities Research Council (PI Prof Tracy Harwood, 2014)

To discuss projects, potential for funding and scoping, or to enquire about research expertise, please get in touch with institute director, Prof Tracy Harwood (email tharwood [at] dmu.ac.uk).

To discover more about Innovate UK funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership, please visit here or contact the team at email knowledgeexchange [at] dmu.ac.uk.