Oct 22, 2022 12:00–16:00 GMT
Join the team from the Aspect-funded Games Hub for this innovative event bringing together games produced by academics across the Aspect network.
The aim is to show the public that game development is one of the many forms that academic work can have. Hence encourage the public to explore academic courses where they could join or develop their own games ideas. There will be a short presentation of each of the games that are available at the event. Attendees will be able to enrol at a game table for a trial session.
Register now here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lets-talk-about-games-tickets-429250007327
Latest News & Events
Event
5 June 2023
Aspect Festival23 is here!
Forget Netflix this summer – Aspect Festival23 is kicking off on the 14th of June with its own media channel showcasing videos, podcasts, interviews, blogs, research commercialisation findings and much much more. New items will be released every day. In a celebration of the Aspect community we’ll be streaming a huge amount of content from […]
Event
1 June 2023
Innovation funding opportunities for the Social Sciences
Online event, 90-minutes Audience: Social science researchers and professional staff The Aspect-funded Innovation Fellowship programme will be running an online session at the beginning of July to discuss the various innovation funding opportunities accessible to social science academics in the UK. Further details to follow soon.
News
30 May 2023
SHAPE Pre-Accelerator Programme – cohorts running from 6 June & 13 June 2023
Limited spaces are remaining on the upcoming SHAPE Pre-Accelerator Programme. Open to all SHAPE researchers, this five-session online training will explore market validation and routes to generating sustained impact. It will support researchers to identify the next steps to progress their ideas and meet colleagues from universities across the UK undertaking a similar journey.
Event
30 May 2023
Join us for this online workshop and networking event where we’ll consider what research commercialisation does or could look like for arts and humanities disciplines.
In this session hosted by the Cultural Capital Exchange, we will consider what is meant by ‘commercialisation’ and how this aligns with the understandings and value systems of academics working across Arts and Humanities disciplines.