The project brings together researchers at the College of Arts’ School of Culture & Creative Arts and the College of Science and Engineering’s School of Physics & Astronomy.
Research Team
Dr Azadeh Emadi
Dr Emadi is a researcher and media-artist with expertise in investigating and addressing socio-political and environmental issues through the interdisciplinary study of media art and culture as well as public art and
community engagement. Her research focuses on how audio-visuals present the nature of senseperception.
She is the co-founder of the Substantial Motion Research Network, an online platform that brings together interested international artists and scholars across the globe for an intercultural study of new media and international collaborations.
Professor Daniele Faccio
Professor Faccio is a Professor of Quantum Technologies. His research interests involve imaging and quantum technologies applied to both imaging and sensing. He was a visiting scientist at MIT (USA), Marie-Curie fellow at ICFO, Barcelona (Spain) and ERC fellow 2012-2017. His achievements include the Philip Leverhulme Prize in Physics in 2015 and the Royal Society of Edinburgh Senior Public Engagement medal in 2017.
Associated Members
Dr Piergiorgio Caramazza – Research Associate, School of Physics & Astronomy
Dr Mitch Miller – Research Associate, Lecturer in Film and Television, School of Culture & Creative Arts
Khaled Kassem – PhD candidate, School of Physics & Astronomy
Casi Dylan – Cultural Activities Co-ordinator, School of Culture & Creative Arts Administration Office
Annie Runkel – Project Assistant, School of Culture & Creative Arts
Bharoto Yekti – PhD candidate, School of Culture and Creative Arts
Dr Amy Holdsworth – Senior Lecturer Theatre, Film & Television Studies, School of Culture & Creative Arts – acting as the project disability advisor.