BBC Research and Development, York Mediale and the Digital Creativity Labs are delighted to announce a collaborative opportunity for an artist to create personalised, interactive, adaptive video experience.
A DC Labs seminar series talk by Dr Andreas Lieberoth from the Interacting Minds Center (Aarhus, DK): When and why does gamification produce positive experiences but no behaviour change?
We are delighted to announce that VikingVR has won an award for Excellence in Media Arts.
The DC Labs VikingVR team celebrate their success at the annual York Culture Awards, hosted by Make it York.
Our 2017 Summer School students working within the wider Object-Based Broadcasting project present their latest blog post on Hackastory. September 2017.
DC Labs will make a substantial investment in esports research as part of this world-first collaboration in esports between ESL and the University of York.
An unprecedented amount of data exists about our lives, environments and the people we share them with. By empowering large numbers of people to access and interpret this data, we can transform the way we understand and make decisions about key aspects of our lives and have a greater say in how we are treated by the government and other groups.
The IGGI Centre for Intelligent Games and Game Intelligence conference is your annual game research download from 150+ PhD students and researchers at York, Goldsmiths and Essex Universities.
Burial spaces are situated within communities across England. As well as providing a place for commemoration and burial, they also fulfil a range of other personal, environmental and social functions.
People in the UK spend, on average, nearly 4 hours per day watching television, as factual and fictional stories unfold which help us learn about and assign meaning to the world around us.
