Lunchtime guided tour of Sarah Calmus's Right to Roam immersive installation, led by the artist. Short, accessible and free — a lightweight creative-tech break for anyone curious about sensory media and environmental storytelling.
Tech Events by Design Informatics / University of Edinburgh
Design Informatics / University of Edinburgh has run 5 tech events in Edinburgh. Events focus on Design, AI & ML and Health & Bio.
- Total events
- 5
- Upcoming
- 0
- Listed since
- April 2026
- Most recent
- 14 May 2026
- Cities
- Edinburgh
- Focus
- Design, AI & ML, Health & Bio
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Launch evening for artist Sarah Calmus's immersive installation Right to Roam — a multisensory exploration of the river Forth and the climate crisis, combining moving image, sound and print. Creative-tech and design-informatics crowd.
A lunchtime guided tour of the 'Between Glass and Magnetic Fields' exhibition at Inspace — a shorter, drop-in friendly follow-up to the 16 April interactive talk. Walks through how glass art and medical imaging data are combined in this Design Informatics collaboration with Fraunhofer MEVIS.
Design Informatics hosts a playful crossover between glass art and medical data science at Inspace. Glass artist Gregory Alliss, Prof Matthias Günther (Fraunhofer MEVIS), Bianka Hofmann and Inspace's Miriam Walsh lead the session — including a live MRI link to Fraunhofer's Bremen lab. A genuinely distinctive event for anyone interested in the art + data intersection.
University of Edinburgh Masters students from the Institute for Design Informatics present their investigations into global interactions with data, technology, and people. Expect embodied, virtual, and playful experiences that merge digital, virtual, and artificial approaches to address environmental, community, and societal challenges. Free drop-in — no registration required. Inspace is one of Edinburgh's best interdisciplinary innovation spaces, right on the doorstep of Holyrood.