CREATOR: New Research Models and Processes for the Creative Industries
CREATOR is a joint EPSRC/AHRC/ESRC Digital Economies research cluster fostering collaborative research in creative organisations.
| Funder: | AHRC |
| Type of Activity: | Academic Research - Externally Funded |
| Co-investigator: | Kirk Woolford |
| Dept/Research Groups: | Art, Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts |
| Partners: | University of Nottingham, Sheffield University |
Project Description
Aims of the network include:
- Defining a long-term resarch agenda for the creative industries to underpin future collaborations between the ICT research base and creative practitioners
- Initiate new inter-disciplinary collaborations among researchers across ICT, Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Business Studies
- Propose and demonstrate new ways of engaging creative end-users, leading to new models of research which can successfully combine focused, practice-led, creative activity with the need to address long-term research goals
- Explore new forms of knowledge transfer and innovative business models reflecting the highly dynamic and distributed nature of the creative industries within the UK
Initial cluster members include:
- PI: Prof Steve Benford, Nottingham University
- CI: Dr Johnathan Foster, University of Sheffield
- CI: Kirk Woolford, Lancaster University
- Professor Gabriella Giannachi, University of Exeter
- Dr Sally Jane Norman, Newcastle University
- Dr Patrick George Timothy HealQueen Mary, University of Lond
- Dr John William Patterson, University of Glasgow
- Dr George Roussos, Birkbeck College
- Mr Thierry Barbier, Studio AmaK
- Dr Lorraine Warren, University of Southampton
- Professor Phil Willis, University of Bath
- Dr Alan Frank Blackwell, University of Cambridge
- Mr Matt Adams, Blast Theory
- Professor Ernest Edmonds, University of Technology Sydney
- Professor Ted Fuller, University of Teesside
- Professor William Gaver, Goldsmiths College
- Professor Peter Grindrod, University of Reading
- Mr Giles Lane, Proboscis
- Ms Clare Reddington, Watershed
- Professor Frank Van Reeth, Androme
- Ms Susan Heath, Decoda
EPSRC Reference: EP/G002088/1
Additional Information
Partners
University of Nottingham – PI: Steve Benford
Sheffield University – CI: Jonathan Foster
Purpose of Research
Academic Research - Externally Funded – Joint EPSRC/AHRC/ESRC research cluster
Funder
AHRC
Amount: £210,000
Joint EPSRC/AHRC/ESRC funded