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ESRC FoSS: We are, We Belong: An Immersive Artistic Exhibition
B-HUGs’ FoSS event celebrated Black heritage, creativity, and identity by supporting four young artists in curating an interactive exhibition featuring work by Black-heritage creatives.
ESRC IAA: Richard Moorhead awarded OBE
Professor Richard Moorhead has been awarded an OBE for his leadership on the ESRC-funded Post Office Project, which supports victims in their quest for justice and drives […]
Translational Funding IAA Projects Showcase 2025
The Translational Funding team hosted their showcase event on 11th November 2025 at Reed Hall, celebrating a range of outstanding and impactful projects supported through […]
AHRC IAA: Recovering the sound of Buckland Abbey
Rare music is set to be played at a Devon abbey for the first time in almost 500 years after it was found in a […]
Open Innovation Platform: King Prawn Project
‘Potential game-changing’ King Prawn Project continues work previously funded by the Open Innovation Platform.
AHRC IAA: Hidden Landscapes of the National Trust
National Trust and University launch HistoryScapes storytelling app to offer ‘time travel experience’ through voices from the past.
ESRC IAA: Section 28’s digital afterlives in the South West
Section 28’s digital afterlives in the South West continues work previously funded by ESRC Festival of Social Science.
AHRC IAA: Unveiling Archives
National Theatre event showcases work of British South Asian theatre pioneers.
AHRC IAA: The Lower Otter Restauration Project in Translation
Exhibition testifies to the impact of climate adaptation projects on the local community and biodiversity in the region.