Design Informatics

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An interdisciplinary research group and master’s programme at UoE exploring design from, with and by data.

Poster of Children's Money on 5th August at 11:15am
Poster of no location, no location, no location! on 4th August
Crowds of visitors viewing the The Sounds of Deep Fake exhibition at Inspace.
Portrait of Caitlin McDonald
Computer screen showing the ORAgen Fables interface
Profile picture of Emma Dorfman
Visitors looking at the Speaking Towards One Another installation at Inspace.
Prototype of mini-MRI scanner created by Fraunhofer MEVIS in front of a standard MRI scanner
A visitor poses like a robot in front of an interactive artwork, and another visitor watches the screen
Infographic of BRAID x IDI seminar with Lydia Farina on 8th May, 4-5pm and her picture at the bottom right.
Calling all PhD Students at the University of Edinburgh, with a creative practice, to apply for this exciting new opportunity! How can creative exploratory approaches help demystify and increase diverse access to and engagement with Resonance Imaging technology? Announcing STEAM Imaging VI: Resonant Connections through Design and Data Engagement in MRI Sequence Development, Using No-Field, Low Field and Research MRI Scanners
Close up photograph of grey/white bio-textile material with a highly textured undulating surface, ranging from delicate to fluffy and fibrous surfaces
Photo of a handmade print on paper in shades of blue-green reading Responsible NLP (Natural Language Processing)
Photo of the words ‘ORAgen Fables’ in black textured font on a plain white background
Photo of LEX the robot, which comprises a grey keyboard, with white, orange and navy coloured keys, an orange monitor with a black screen and an orange smiley face. This is connected to secondary monitor behind, with the words’ Nice work,’ are displayed
Photo of audience member from last year’s exhibition bent down and peering over a prototype surrounded by lots of small blue LED lights emanating from the piece
Edinburgh Science Festival 2025 programme theme image 'Spaceship Earth' featuring an illustration of a globe and a rocket overlaid on top of each other