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Innovative approaches to regional equity
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/innovative-approaches-to-regional-equity
University of Plymouth news: Innovative approaches to regional equity. Social sciences, humanities and the arts must play a major role in creating community-led policy.
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Ghost Nets and Phantom Islands: Mapping the Anthropocene
Ben Smith, Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Plymouth, worked with artist and archaeologist Rose Ferraby to combine speculative fiction and visual art, exploring new possibilities for mapping our changing planet.
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Academics and graduates hack the city at Victoria and Albert Museum
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/academics-and-graduates-hack-the-city-at-victoria-and-albert-museum
Visitors had the chance to talk to a plant, chat with a bench and deceive a light at an exhibition staged by the University of Plymouth at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London
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Seminal research into musical ‘illusions’ influences new piece for Contemporary Music Festival
A piece of music exploring the contrasting ways sounds are perceived by different listeners is to premiere as part of the Contemporary Music Festival 2019.
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Leading literary lights lined up for festival
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/leading-literary-lights-lined-up-for-festival
Plymouth University news: Bestselling authors Judy Finnigan, Simon Scarrow and Peter James will be among the leading literary lights appearing at the 2015 Plymouth International Book Festival, being staged at Plymouth University in October
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Shakespeare meets Game of Thrones at the Contemporary Music Festival 2019
A Shakespearean prequel opera with a Game of Thrones twist will be among the highlights of the 2019 University of Plymouth Contemporary Music Festival.
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Shakespeare, CERN and Game of Thrones combine for new Contemporary Music Festival opera
A new operatic prequel to The Tempest performed by the BBC Singers is to headline the Contemporary Music Festival 2019: Multiverse in Plymouth.
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Formation Zone supports Plymouth graduates to national award success
Bird Sunglasses, which is run by four brothers including two Plymouth graduates, achieved second place in the Santander Universities Entrepreneurship Awards
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University contributes to report focused on driving development through culture, creativity and place
University of Plymouth news: Professor Chris Bennewith and Professor Katharine Willis are among the authors of Culture, Place and Development - a new publication produced by the Key Cities Innovation Network
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Charley's War comes to Plymouth
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/charleys-war-comes-to-plymouth
Plymouth University News: The artwork from the Charley's War comics - which depicted the horrors of the World War One battlefields to audiences young and old - will go on show at Plymouth University
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