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Collaboration between the arts and the sciences has a long history of tension and antipathy, and also, paradoxically, interdependence. Artists such as Leonardo da Vinci were involved with the creation of artistic works and also novel inventions that were intended to serve a purpose in the natural world. More recently the rapid advances of technology underpinning new media have facilitated both the...
Research in art and design involves the knowledge and understanding associated with creative works. Practice-led research is also an integral part of art and design. All these areas have been subject to ongoing discussion and debate. One of the current challenges is to produce models that facilitate and enable the development and advancement of research within art and design. However, these models...
In the UK, periodic assessment of research in universities has taken place since 1986. The most recent took place during 2014 with the results being published at the end of the year. This evaluation is concerned with art and design though all disciplines were included in the assessment. The method used for assessing research quality is outlined and the results summarised. The lessons drawn from the...
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