29th May, 2016
“ The undiscovered country from whose bourn No traveller returns, puzzles the will And makes us rather bear those ills we have Than fly to others that we know not of?” (Hamlet, Act III, Scene I) Many of us are creatures of habit and will be quite content to stay in the tramlines that we […]
Steve Legg - IBM University Programs Manager
27th May, 2016
In 2005 Prince Charles married his life-long love, Tony Blair was elected for an historic third term, the conservatives elected David Cameron as their leader and, no less significant, a new vision for higher education’s engagement with the arts and cultural sector was emerging. At that time, I was working in cultural diplomacy at the […]
Katherine Bond - Director, King’s Cultural Institute
1st April, 2016
Some know Alexandra Palace – or Ally Pally to us locals – as the home of fairs like Stitching and Knitting, or as hosts of snooker and darts championships, or as a music venue for Bjork and Florence. Very few know that between 1915 and 1919 Alexandra Palace became an internment camp to 3,000 German, […]
Helen Bendon, Senior Lecturer in Film Studies, Middlesex University
An all female Masters team from @UniKent tackled the issue of #plasticpollution at @Show__Code Athena Hack. The team developed an app ‘Plastix’ based on the augmented reality, machine learning and image recognition features. cs.kent.ac.uk/news.html?view… #womenintech pic.twitter.com/IkFO1VKYoU
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