If you would like to know more about what #arts and #humanities #research contributes to our society and our prosperity, how Arts and Humanities Research Council in UK Research and Innovation supports it and the difference we make, here are this week's blogs in one place linkedin.com/posts/activity…

Future Observatory, a partnership with the Design Museum, is funding design research to help cut carbon emissions, reduce waste and regenerate landscapes. Read more about the impact that design can have on the green transition: orlo.uk/ndnSp Justin McGuirk

Today we’re welcoming 68 outstanding researchers and innovators to the Future Leaders Fellowships scheme. Meet them here: orlo.uk/cZEmU #UKRIFLF

a new series of blogs from me on how Arts and Humanities Research Council , #arts and #humanities #research can collaborate with the #creative and #cultural sectors to deliver a more prosperous and flourishing society linkedin.com/posts/activity… Campaign for the Arts

🌟 NEW Wonkhe 🌟 Why #CreativeCommunities are key to delivering a mission led government in the context of #devolution 💪🏻 Arts and Humanities Research Council Northumbria Uni North East Combined Authority Kim McGuinness

Opportunity to lead an interdisciplinary research programme in digital twinning focused on improving government crisis response and resilience. Applicants are invited to complete our networking survey: orlo.uk/rvjIf Closes 5 Sept. Apply :orlo.uk/gZ7bI

Wonderful to congregate in Mumbai for my Grandma's 95th. She joked she's 95% of the way there. We talked of our days in Kabul, listened to Farsi music, and had her favourite lamb chops. Of course there were saffron milkshakes, baklava and Persian tea for all 💐❤️

#Mussoorie: For the hills look down on the burnt plains under, And the great green mountains are good to see Fair to behold and sweet to gain; They are capped with the snow and cooled with the rain, Cooled with the tears of the wailing thunder. ~ Rudyard Kipling, Himalaya

This is going 2 be fun! Come join the Arts and Humanities Research Council Place Programme Architecture and Design Scotland The Academy of Urbanism Urban Studies to discuss ‘What Next for Place’. Featuring talks, walks & a session to co-create possible approaches for next practice. 18-19th September University of Glasgow shorturl.at/W2oaD

AHRC and Economic and Social Research Council have partnered with SSHRC on 'Synthesising research on envisioning governance systems that work': orlo.uk/M5CcP Knowledge Synthesis Grant (KSG) information webinar | 10 Sep at 2pm: orlo.uk/wDhSy

This summer, we're excited to invite applications from across the arts and humanities communities to join our Advisory Board, representing different career stages, sectors, and disciplines. See our blog by Jaideep Gupte, which includes application information orlo.uk/GZME7

At this important juncture, Arts and Humanities Research Council is inviting applications from across the arts and humanities communities, representing different career stages, sectors, and disciplines, to join our Advisory Board. Please share to help us reach widely. UK Research and Innovation Christopher Smith

"Despite the promise of technology, several barriers of entry related to using #AI with [Modern Slavery] survivors exist" writes Nelson Omoragbon. An interesting link through major Arts and Humanities Research Council investments in Modern Slavery and Human Rights PEC and BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides). Cc Christopher Smith Shannon Vallor Prof Ewa Luger

We've now awarded £2 billion in Horizon Europe guarantee funding. The funding has gone to UK-based researchers, innovators and businesses tackling everything from studying bacteria in waters to artificial intelligence combating drug trafficking. More: ukri.org/news/uk-celebr…

Spot on from Stian Westlake on the essential R&D architecture that supports government missions. To his thoughts I'd add bringing a human-centredness to evidence-based policymaking. Essential in my view so that policies (and policymakers) can meaningfully connect with and bring

A significant and timely contribution by Christopher Smith Arts and Humanities Research Council UK Research and Innovation. [emphasis my own, as those words give huge meaning to the work we do, and why we do it] "In improving the quality of our lives and of society, it is inevitable that arts and humanities research will