About
Collaborative Research in Art, Science and Humanity is an advanced research infrastructure within the School of Design and Art. It seeks to be the dynamic hub of new networks that engage artists, researchers and scientists in a wide range of regional, national and international contexts.
CRASH is an investment in developing a trans-disciplinary hybrid facility, which will have specialised research foci in such areas as:
- screen-based hypermedia
- digital film
- digital aesthetics
- multi-media installations
- intelligent architecture, smart products
- robotics, telepresence systems
- computer modelling of behaviour
- located media, remote sensing devices and GPS
- data visualisation
- augmented reality
- chemistry
- cyberspace and virtual reality
- artificial life
- nanotechnology
- popular culture
- artificial intelligence
It provides support to researchers in the School to achieve ERA concordant creative research and aims to develop a significant and continuing artist in residence program.