PhD Transtechnology Research
Course Overview
This doctoral programme offers a unique opportunity to investigate the human and cultural dimensions of science and technology through a transdisciplinary lens. It is designed for individuals with a specific research question who wish to produce an original contribution to fields like media philosophy, design theory, and the history of technology. Students are guided by a dedicated supervisory team within a vibrant research community that bridges theoretical inquiry and practical experimentation.
Key Program Highlights
- Transdisciplinary research approach engaging with media philosophy, digital media, history of science, and design theory.
- Active research community with monthly public seminars and collaborations with international institutions.
- Strong publication record, including the annual Transtechnology Research Reader and hosting the UK editorial office of Leonardo.
- Opportunities for funded research through various grants and consortiums, such as the AHRC and EPSRC.
- Practical, impactful research projects, including the application of lo-fi virtual reality in clinical training and EEG experiments in perception.
Course Overview
This doctoral programme offers a unique opportunity to investigate the human and cultural dimensions of science and technology through a transdisciplinary lens. It is designed for individuals with a specific research question who wish to produce an original contribution to fields like media philosophy, design theory, and the history of technology. Students are guided by a dedicated supervisory team within a vibrant research community that bridges theoretical inquiry and practical experimentation.
Key Program Highlights
- Transdisciplinary research approach engaging with media philosophy, digital media, history of science, and design theory.
- Active research community with monthly public seminars and collaborations with international institutions.
- Strong publication record, including the annual Transtechnology Research Reader and hosting the UK editorial office of Leonardo.
- Opportunities for funded research through various grants and consortiums, such as the AHRC and EPSRC.
- Practical, impactful research projects, including the application of lo-fi virtual reality in clinical training and EEG experiments in perception.
