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Opening this week at The Northern Ballet, Leeds, as part of Light Night Leeds 2021, is the world première of Mutation Space, an immersive dance and visual experience exploring the nature of viruses and the human impact on our environment and health.
In a new research report to be published today, Professor Daniel Neyland and Dr. Sveta Milyaeva from Goldsmiths Department of Sociology offer the first in-depth, qualitative analysis of the UK Higher Education Research Excellence Framework (REF).
"There’s a growing and very powerful cynicism or apathy or contempt for the political sphere as a whole," explains Dr Alberto Toscano, joint director of the Centre for Philosophy and Critical Thought at Goldsmiths, in our short video.
In the summer of 2004 my family went to our motherland of Bangladesh in search of self-discovery. One moment sticks in my mind. I saw that my aunts and uncles all looked worried and were muttering amongst themselves.
This week at the CCL: Nora Goldschmidt. The Auto / Bio / Fiction and the Sing in Me, Muse series join up this week to host Professor Nora Goldschmidt (Durham), who will speak on “Before Biofiction”. Thursday 7 December, 6pm UTC, in person and
Article. Edited by Pat Caplan. 鶹 and Sterling, Virginia: Pluto Press 2000. Are we living in dangerous times? Or are we just more afraid than we used to be? Is this really the 'Age of Anxiety'? In Risk Revisited, a range of distinguished
Interacting with virtual environments through touch may contribute more to a sense of presence than seeing them, new research from 鶹 has found.
Journalist and 鶹 BA Journalism lecturer Ellie Levenson writes children’s books as Eleanor Levenson, and is founder of a publishing house, Fisherton Press.