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Creative Galway
09 February 2023
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What Makes Us Empathetic?
Bernadine Brady, Conn Holohan
While there is evidence to suggest that empathy is on the decline in society, using varied methodologies, researchers at University of Galway are exploring new ways to counter these trends. Dr Bernadine Brady was Principal Investigator in a recent study at the UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre (UCFRC) assessing the attitudes of 700 12–16-year-olds in Ireland on empathy, social values and civic behaviour. In
Immersive Empathy
, Principal Investigator Dr Conn Holohan and his colleagues are investigating empathy through a different lens, empowering clients of Galway Simon to tell their life stories and reflections on homelessness through oral history and virtual reality.
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Creative Galway
15 December 2022
16
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Laughing to Learn
Dr. Jessamyn Fairfield
Why might a Lecturer in Physics at University of Galway go about training hundreds of academics to perform comedy around their research? According to
Bright Club Ireland
founder Dr Jessamyn Fairfield, comedy is a creative process, a remixing of stories with the aim of flipping one’s perspective and piercing through the tension of a watchful audience. With the toolkit of improv comedy in hand, Jessamyn is building confidence, connection and innovative learning methods among a variety of academic fields.
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Sustainability
19 May 2022
28
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Measuring Pollution in the Cleanest Air in Europe
Liz Coleman
Thanks to its unique location, research at Mace Head shows the extent to which the most remote areas in the world are affected by pollution.
Observing the rise of Greenhouse Gases, Liz Coleman and her fellow scientists find it increasingly important to communicate their findings to the public. In collaboration with artists Paula McCloskey and Sam Vardy, and science engagement & education expert, Mairéad Hurley,
Stories of the Air/Spéirscéalta
aims to do just that – driving collective action through storytelling.
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AI & Human Creativity
23 December 2021
15
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A Data Love Story
Margaux Smith, Meadhbh McNutt
What does your data shadow look like? How does it intersect with your relationships and everyday life? These are the questions raised by artists
Margaux Smith
and
Meadhbh McNutt
in A Data Love Story. Through visualisation and narration, Margaux and Meadhbh tell the story of a romantic relationship through the lens of linguistic data, based on texts shared between Meadhbh and her boyfriend, Eimhin across two fortnight periods.
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17 December 2021
9
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AfterImage: Fusing Art and Science
“We’re all engaged in looking and I think looking is the foundation of both science and art.”
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