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Skip to main content Skip to searchOur research cross disciplinary boundaries and tackle the challenges of our age, aligned to our research programmes and guided by our transdisciplinary research themes. You can search them on this page and view individual projects for details and impacts.
This research paper explores the current state of accessibility at UK festivals for people who are deaf or disabled.
Polish Vermin is a piece of theatre which explores the lives of EU migrants living in the UK in the wake of the Brexit vote.
MOTH is challenge attitudes, conventions and context surrounding death and dying.
The project aims to deliver secure satellite connected infrastructure to transform the rural health landscape.
Commissioned by Cornwall Council, this research paper investigates the potential business and development models for a Cornish PSM.
The Sowenna Project is developing a VR environment with young people who have mental health problems for deployment at the NHS Sowenna Unit...
Based at Falmouth, Sound/Image Cinema Lab has produced a number of regional and national documentaries and feature films.
Chaos: A Co-Creation explores how illustration, creation and collaboration could help those experiencing mental health issues.
This project aimed to track the parasympathetic nervous system of university students by using a heart rate monitor.
Using Mixed Reality across geographically distributed spaces to facilitate collaborative virtual environment design.
This book is the first comprehensive survey of South African photography from 1837 to 2020.
The story of possessed and exorcised nuns serves as a pretext for research into the long history of colonization of female body, sexual...
The idea of a ‘Parish’ – a common device used to delineate territory while also defining a sacred community – is an articulation of...
A feature article on the BFI Black Star season and reviews of re-releases of Martin Ritt's Paris Blues and Robert Wise's Odds Against...
The study thus draws on social constructivist approaches to technology and the sociology of journalism, as well as an array of theoretical...
We invited artists, writers, academics, undergraduates, museums and member of the community to contribute by writing a short narrative and...
By harnessing the internet, the Online Orchestra gave people living in remote communities the opportunity to make music together.
This paper examines through a series of selected contrasting examples, how interpretation in a range of forms might be seen to actively arm...
Fog of Sex (Stories from the frontline of student sex work) is a 60-minute drama documentary which was made as part of The Student Sex Work...
This project examines ideas of identity and difficulty through the lens of Penny Andrews’ work. Informed by training and racing as a...
Architecture Making Community is a programme of research and live-projects that challenge the way we live and work in our regional context.
The South West Centre of Excellence for Satellite Applications is developing space-focused research and business opportunities to help...
Mametz was a 2014 site-specific production that offered a glimpse of life and death in the trenches.
The first Cornwall Contemporary Poetry Festival brought together leading contemporary poets for two days of readings, workshops and...
This chapter examines the evolving roles of cultural intermediaries and cultural curators within the world of books.
Gwalt. Glosy (Rape. Voices) was a 2015 theatre production that explored issues of sexual violence towards women.
Commissioned by Sunderland Cultural Spring, A Great Night Out narrated tales of epic journeys, football and celebrations of the community.
Lobster Grower is a consortium led project, working to establish a low-carbon method of rearing lobsters.
In partnership with Anhui and Jiangnan Universities in China, this design-based project seeks to develop and evaluate approaches in the...
The Adaptable Living project reimagines the way in which living space may be designed to enable residents to age in place.
University of the Village sought to harness superfast broadband to enable a new approach to online learning.
Culminating in a two-day conference in 2019, Folk Horror in the 21st Century explored all aspects of the folk horror renaissance.
On the Hill is a podcast that brings together historical research and original writing as a means to explore Cornish cemeteries and the...
This book by Senior Lecturer, D Ferrett, explores the cultural and historical association between women, femininity and the darkness.
This research paper aims to highlight the key defining characteristics of EEEPs.