Pages tagged with: creative-associates
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Exhibition shows healing power of creativity for refugees coming to terms with life in UK
A unique exhibition will combine photographs, layered maps and first-hand testimony to tell the stories of refugees and asylum seekers now living in the South West of England, UK.
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Creative Associates 2019
The Creative Associates Awards 2019 at the University of Plymouth aims to discover novel and innovative ways of communicating research
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Creative Associates: Signposting the NurSusTOOLKIT
Watch carbon emissions come to life from research at the University of Plymouth
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Creative Associates: Smart Cities Toolkit
Find out how the Smart Cities Toolkit from the University of Plymouth is giving citizens creative ways to engage with smart cities
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Creative Associates: Visualisation of carbon sequestration in temperate peatlands
Find out more about the Creative Associate work using video and images to visualise carbon dioxide at the University of Plymouth
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Creative Associates: Realising land management change in East Africa
Find out more about how University of Plymouth researchers are helping the Maasai community understand the process of soil erosion
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Creative Associates: It never rains, but it pours: reading a desert landscape
Discover more about using virtual reality to explore pieces of equipment and rock samples from the desert
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Creative Associates: A suitcase full of eels
Find out more about the Creative Associates project, A suitcase full of eels, at the University of Plymouth
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Creative Associates: Lighthouses at the mercy of waves
Dr Alison Raby from the University of Plymouth, worked with Filmbright to produce a film investigating wave impacts of rock mounted lighthouses
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Creative Associates: Extract Transform Bedload
Find out more about the work University of Plymouth researchers are doing to aid with the understanding of bedload transport in rivers
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Creative Associates: Photo reporting of pulmonary rehabilitation
Dr Rupert Jones from the University of Plymouth, along with Carey Marks, a photojournalist, documents a visit to Kyrgyzstan and the implementation of pulmonary rehabilitation