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Research & Impact

Queen Mary has a long and proud history of making change through research with the cultural sector. Here are some examples of leading QM projects from the Research Excellence Framework that have involved creative collaborations.

 

The Verbatim Formula

Participatory research project for care-experienced young people, using theatre techniques to make their voices heard
The Verbatim Formula

Performing Development

People’s Palace Projects work on progressing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in fragile territories
Performing Development

Alice's Adventures in 21st-Century Creative Industries

Research on Lewis Carroll and the evolution of the character of Alice, with V&A Museum of Childhood
Alice's Adventures in 21st-Century Creative Industries

Creativeworks London

Enhancing the Sustainability and Innovation Capacity of Creative-Economy Businesses, with 43 higher education and creative-economy partners
Creativeworks London

Exhibiting Renaissance Lisbon as a Global City

A major international exhibition at Portugal’s Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, revealing new and never before seen historical materials
Exhibiting Renaissance Lisbon as a Global City

Death, Dying and Palliative Care through Film

Advancing professional and public understanding about the end of life and palliative care through films, installations and training
Death, Dying and Palliative Care through Film

Living With Feeling: Transforming Understandings of Emotional Health

Exploing emotions through BBC radio programming, an exhibition at the Royal College of Nursing and pioneering lessons for primary schools
Living With Feeling: Transforming Understandings of Emotional Health

Mapping Global Histories

Visualising Geopolitics and Cultural Exchange, from the Ancient World through the Present, with Arte Factum and Bodleian Libraries
Mapping Global Histories

New Approaches to Indian Cinema

Stimulating cross-cultural public awareness of new Indian cinema, with UK Asian Film Festival and the BFI
New Approaches to Indian Cinema

Revealing East London’s Immigrant History through Literature

Exploring immigration to and from the East End through guided walks, an innovative app and workshops.With the Jewish Museum & Migration Museum Project
Revealing East London’s Immigrant History through Literature

Seeing HIV/AIDS

Changing understanding about the everyday politics of women living with HIV/AIDS, through a UN Women film project developed and shot in Tanzania
Seeing HIV/AIDS

The Audiobook Revolution: Changing Perceptions about Recorded Books

Tracking down Europe's oldest recorded books, staging a major new exhibition with Royal National Institute of Blind People and Blind Veterans UK
The Audiobook Revolution: Changing Perceptions about Recorded Books

Bela Open-source Hardware Platform for Music Makers and Artists

Enabling a wide variety of users to develop new ways of producing music and sound
Bela Open-source Hardware Platform for Music Makers and Artists

The Centre for Studies of Home

Agenda-setting university-museum research partnership between Queen Mary University of London and the Museum of the Home
The Centre for Studies of Home

Transforming the Visual Record and Understanding of the Holocaust

Revealing unseen or rare Soviet-produced wartime footage depicting the Holocaust, with the Imperial War Museum and Mémorial de la Shoah Museum Paris
Transforming the Visual Record and Understanding of the Holocaust

Cassini Probe Images of Saturn: Creating New Cultural Artefacts

NASA Cassini Probe images lead to partnership with artist Makiko Nakamura and composer Yazz Ahmed
Cassini Probe Images of Saturn: Creating New Cultural Artefacts
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