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Technology Strategy Board announces £72m investment in innovative research and development
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 08.10.08
The £72m investment will be split into 10 competitions, in three phases. The purpose of the competitions is to stimulate innovation, with businesses working together and with academic and research institutions… Click to read more >
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Bristol Collective Design New York Times Magazine
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 30.09.08
T Magazine have commissioned Olivier Ratsi a member of the AntiVJ Collective, to create a new work entitled "retouched" for the cover of their latest issue.… Click to read more >
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Enter the Grid Computing Now! competition 2008
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 30.09.08
Grid Computing Now! is pleased to announce its second competition for applying innovative grid computing solutions to an environmental problem.… Click to read more >
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Bristol Collective Design New York Times Magazine
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 30.09.08
T Magazine have commissioned Olivier Ratsi a member of the AntiVJ Collective, to create a new work entitled "retouched" for the cover of their latest issue. AntiVJ founding members Joanie Lemercier and Nico Boritch are based in Bristol and currently resident in the Pervasive Media Studio.… Click to read more >
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TSB Autumn 2008 funding call - Creative Industries
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 29.09.08
The Technology Strategy Board has provided an early indication of the technology areas for the Autumn 2008 funding call : Creative Industries: Accessing and commercialising content in a digitally networked world… Click to read more >
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