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Resilient Innovation
22 June 2023
19
MINS
An Mheitheal Rothar: Pioneering a New Model for the Circular Economy
Dr Sinéad Mitchell, Lecturer, Sustainability and Strategy, College of Business, Public Policy and Law; , Catherine Coote, Co-Founder, An Mheitheal Rothar,
Today’s economy, defined by in-built obsolescence, relies on the extraction of over 90% virgin materials from the earth. Pioneering a new model for the ‘social startup’ based at University of Galway,
An
Mheitheal
Rothar
(AMR) is determined to show us that a circular economy is possible in the West of Ireland.
Lecturer in Sustainability and Strategy, Dr
Sinéad
Mitchell and AMR cofounder, Catherine
Coote
tells us exactly what makes this unique model a success.
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Creative Galway
27 January 2023
24
MINS
How Do We Value Creativity After AI?
Professor John McHale
However troubling to today’s creatives, the rapid development of AI has generated a high demand for a new kind of skillset, one that is arguably creative in its own right. What do these changes in the skills economy mean for educators and institutions?
Economist Prof John McHale reports on recent research unpacking the value of creative skills after AI, and the role of star recruitment in catalysing these creative skills in institutions. Finally, McHale looks at the question mark lingering over the value of the creative economy, through the lens of cost-benefit analysis.
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