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Changing the visual design mid-way in a video project is quite unusual, but pivoting to a softer animation style with stick figures proved successful for both the client and us.
When we first heard about the relocation plans to Forrest Hill, we were cautiously optimistic. Knowing that there was a studio there, and considering that our studio at Argyle House was modelled after Forrest Hill’s, suggested that moving to an existing, familiar setup on the fourth floor would be easier than starting from scratch. The […]
Commercial ventures don’t always have to be in pursuit of profit margins. As we return to our series on public engagement, Sinead Rhodes tells us about responding to meet a need using a range of formats and delivery tools – at scale – by establishing a Community Interest Company. My approach to research has always […]
About Edinburgh For anyone needing a visual, here is a movie (format .mov; 16Mb) showing the city of Edinburgh from the top of Blackford Hill. The latter is one of Edinburgh’s 7 extinct volcanos which is just 5 minutes walk from the University’s science campus, Kings Buildings, on the south side of the city of […]
Join the AMBER Research Project’s e-LEAP! Do you have personal experience of depression or work with/care for those who do? We’re looking for people to join our e-LEAP (email-based Lived Experience Advisory Panel). It’s easy to take part—just click on occasional polls or send short email replies. Your input will help shape the AMBER project, […]
Researchers used computer technology to gather together clinical trial data from the US and EU and identify which ones had collected blood samples or genetic information that may be useful for future research. Depression affects millions worldwide. Many clinical trials have tested and compared both medications and non-drug therapies used to treat depression. In collaboration […]
