WIRAD: Wales Institute for Research in Art and Design @ Cardiff Met
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WIRAD is Wales’s premier Art & Design research institution and by building on the research excellence and talent that Wales possesses aims to be an internationally significant player in the Art & Design research field. The WIRAD partnership includes Art & Design Researchers at University of Wales Trinity Saint David, University of South Wales, Cardiff Metropolitan University, and Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum of Wales.
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Ceramics Collection [1629]
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WIRAD: RAE 2008 Submission [128]
RAE Submission CSAD, PDR and AMD, University of Wales, Newport
Recent submissions
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Challenging the knowledge-transfer orthodoxy: Knowledge co-construction in technology-enhanced learning for children with autism
(British Educational Research Association., 2017-04-05)Experimental intervention studies constitute the current dominant research designs in the autism education field. Such designs are based on a ‘knowledge-transfer’ model of evidence-based practice in which research is ... -
Using Real-time Biofeedback of Heart Rate Variability Measures to Track and Help Improve Levels of Attention and Relaxation
(ACM, 2017-06-27)The main purpose of the study was to investigate if it was possible for a person to use the real-time biofeedback of their heart rate variability (HRV), recorded from a heart rate monitor watch, to help improve their level ... -
The physiological response to drawing and Its relation to attention and relaxation
(Scientific Research, 2017-03-06)The main purpose of this study was to analyze the physiological response of participants during a creative activity and compare the results to their physiological response during states of high attention and relaxation. ... -
Collaborative Research Model for Designing Sustainable Water Usage Solutions
(Springer, 2017-01-10)The paper describes the process followed and the insights gained from a collaborative design project between design students in the UK and in India. The aim of the project centred on the design and development of new ... -
Improving aid through good design: a case study in rural Zambia
(Springer, 2017-01-09)This paper presents case study material relating to the application of a process of Human-Centred Design that draws upon Design Thinking for the development of medical products for rural Zambia. The underpinning method was ... -
Factors that influence the continuity and cohesiveness of North-West European Cohousing Communities
(Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2016)One of the fastest growing types of intentional community; cohousing aims to provide an enhanced sense of community, while also retaining the possibility for privacy among its residents. Research has shown that cohousing ... -
Ceramic Series. David Leach
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Ceramic Series. Anne Marie Robinson
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1994-11) -
Ceramic Series. Peter Beard
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1994-10) -
Ceramic Series. Martin Hearne
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1994-04) -
Ceramic Series. Christine Constant
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1994-02) -
Ceramic Series. John Mullin
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1993-10) -
Ceramic Series. Jason Wason
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1993-09) -
Ceramic Series. Jeremy James
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1993-04) -
Ceramic Series. Antonia Salmon
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1993-03) -
Ceramic Series. Karen Atherley
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Ceramic Series. Josie Walter
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1992-11) -
Ceramic Series. Emmanuel Cooper
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1992-10) -
Ceramic Series. Willie Carter
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1992-08) -
Ceramic Series. Ruthanne Tudball
(Aberystwyth Arts Centre, 1992-06)
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