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Creative Innovation: Art Meets Science
What happens if art and science join forces? For the project Creative Innovation: Art Meets Science, a jury selected ten (young) artists from 81 submissions. Each artist worked on useful innovations on campus for two months, in collaboration with scientists and PhD candidates from two or more sciences groups. With this project, WUR wants to inspire both researchers and artists to support each other and enrich their respective fields of expertise.
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Art and Science collaborations lead to digital organisms and altered books
- A network of digital, interacting, micro-organisms and a collection of books altered to different tipping points. Those are the final artworks created... -
Digital life form questions the definition of life
- What is life? What determines if something is alive or not? And do our standard definitions of life hold up with the ongoing developments in... -
Art meets Science: Inspiration is important for a researcher
- Diana Machado de Sousa, associate professor at Microbiology, is one of the researchers who are involved in the 100 Years WUR project ‘Creative... -
Kick-off art projects about tipping points and micro-biomes
- Around 40 people showed up last Wednesday in Impulse to listen to the new artists of “Creative Innovation: Art meets Science” Ludmila... -
Record made of blood
- Artist Basse Stittgen makes small objects of cow blood. In March and April he will be working on campus with two scientist of Animal Sciences....