Press Release about about e-Genie – a monitoring tool for businesses developed by researchers at the University of Nottingham’s school of Psychology and Horizon Digital Economy Institute. The e-Genie tool […]
Unique computer codes have been used to create an interactive self-playing piano performance that is part of a new videogame music and audio festival taking place in Nottingham this weekend. Read more about […]
Sarah Sharples, Professor of Human Factors at the University of Nottingham, discusses new research which suggests the colder your nose is, the busier your brain could be. Listen to the […]
“Climb!” for Disklavier and Electronics, performed by Anne Veinberg and Zubin Kanga. 6pm, Friday 19th January at The Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham. Free entrance. Bringing a new perspective to the influence of […]
An article written by Elvira Perez Vallejos, Associate Professor of Digital Tech for Mental Health (& former Senior Research Fellow, Horizon Digital Economy Research), University of Nottingham, along with co authors […]