📢New Opportunity📢Apply to be the new HERA Knowledge Exchange Fellow supporting the HERA 'Crisis' call for humanities research in Europe. For all the information on funding and how to apply click here: bit.ly/3JmfGd8

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We welcome the response from the UK government to the Council for Science and Technology’s report on Harnessing R&D in the UK Creative Industries. gov.uk/government/pub…

Read the Council for Science and Technology (CST) letter on R&D in the UK creative industries and the response from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport Secretary of State ➡️ gov.uk/government/pub…

Thanks to Peter Bazalgette Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre Arts and Humanities Research Council Creative UK and all who contributed to this work.

We’re working with HERA to find a Knowledge Exchange Facilitator that will help:

✅ Bring together European projects
✅ Develop knowledge exchange activities
✅ Strengthen European humanities community

Apply now: orlo.uk/4cfB3

The reason Arts and Humanities Research Council supports this important programme on health inequalities is because of our conviction that Arts and Humanities research has the potential to shape how we think and live our lives, and so it is vital for government, business, society in tackling today's

Shakespeare is usually associated with powerful language, but what if we viewed his work through numbers?

Our new blog by Jonathan Culpeper explores using computers to identify large-scale and subtle patterns in Shakespeare’s language: orlo.uk/plsOT

#ShakespeareDay 🎭

Exciting opportunity to translate cultural heritage research into policy and societal benefits.

Apply by 20 June: orlo.uk/SlOPL

📢Join us at the UK Research and Innovation Arts and Humanities Research Council SEED Fellowship Conference on 22 April 9AM GMT to explore UK-China #CreativeIndustries research and innovation, networking with industry leaders & shaping the development of a pioneering research hub!

Register via: creativeindustrieshub.com/save-the-date-…

📺 Watch Mark Simpson's report on 'The Market: A People’s Tapestry' for BBC Newsline.

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#LoveQUB Queen's Communities and Place (QCAP) Market Development Association Queen’s Civic Engagement and Social Responsibility Arts and Humanities Research Council

Only two weeks left to apply to become an Innovation Scholar in Design! These secondments are open to researchers at any stage in their career to develop skills by delivering a design-focused project.

⏰ Closing date: 30 April 2024: orlo.uk/jqwOX

It's good to see Arts and Humanities Research Council working with Áine Brady, Queen's Communities and Place (QCAP) and Market Development Association to research how to use the arts to tackle problems caused by addiction and trauma.
Professor Katy Shaw #CreativeCommunities

We are excited to announce that the Design Museum has been granted Independent Research Organisation (IRO) status, becoming the first independent museum to be awarded the recognition 🎉

Achieving IRO accreditation reflects how the museum has built its capacity as a centre of

🚨 Last chance to submit your ideas for our second doctoral focal call.

Round two launches in 2025 and we're seeking ideas for the theme by 16 April.

We want to hear from people across a range of:
✔️Sectors
✔️Roles
✔️Career stages

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A number of exciting lectures are coming up over the next few weeks as part of our #ConnectToProsper Knowledge Miles series, including on the future of the arts and humanities and leadership in sustainable finance. Find out more, and register your place, here:

A new evaluation of our pioneering art in policy programme MANIFEST - supported by Arts and Humanities Research Council - suggests art can:
* bring out human elements in policy systems
* enhance innovation
* increase engagement...
...and more. shorturl.at/notDM Words by Stephen Bennett & Patrycja Kaszynska

10.45pm tonight BBC Radio 3: In the final essay from the class of 2023, New Generation Thinker Dr Isabella Rosner on embroidered nutmegs, shadow boxes and the amazing things that early modern Quaker women were getting up to Arts and Humanities Research Council

The digitisation of butterflies and other historic specimens Natural History Museum could help scientists prevent future pandemics and support biodiversity 🦋

Our £473 million investment into research will allow our brightest minds to thrive & build a more prosperous UK 🇬🇧

How a 17th century French Jesuit devised a board game to help carry out his mission in the Mohawk valley. Gemma Tidman describes Jean Pierron's version of Snakes & Ladders and reveals its surprising legacy on BBC Radio 3 at 10.45pm bbc.in/3vjLhZH Arts and Humanities Research Council QMUL Comparative Literature