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Author: JESSW

EngD Student, UCL

CHI 2013: Louvre Pyramid Reflections

I have just returned from the CHI 2013 Conference in Paris and after such an inspiring week, at what is widely considered … More

Thank You: Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851

Thank You: Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851

Since I am in the final year of my Industrial Fellowship from the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 … More

collaboration, Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851

Recent posts

From negative tipping points to positive tipping points January 30, 2023
HEIDI Webinar: Scientific Outreach, Citizen Science: Marginalised & Indigenous Communities January 23, 2023
HEIDI Roundtables and CoCreation Event January 17, 2023
Key Take-Aways from our “Ethics in Digital Action” Webinar December 16, 2022
Impact science: beyond feeling helpless and disarmed November 23, 2022
ExCiteS case studies November 21, 2022
You’re invited to one more round of HEIDI Project events before Christmas November 17, 2022
Intelligent Maps = pixel value + local knowledge November 10, 2022
COP 27 : « La science citoyenne permet aux peuples autochtones de démontrer leur rôle clef dans la préservation des espèces et des écosystèmes » October 25, 2022
Student Roundtable: Shaping Digital Action October 18, 2022

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