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  SCOTCAP was one of the groundbreaking DHI projects showcased  at the launch of the Moray Rural Centre of Excellence The launch of the Moray Rural Centre of Excellence for Digital Health and Care Innovation was marked today with an official visit from UK and Scottish Government representatives. Iain Stewart MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Scotland and Richard

Bruce Tharp, Natalie Whittle, Philip Heidkamp, Albert Fuster and Stephanie Tharp among contributors   Images:Professor Bruce Tharp and Natalie Whittle among keynote speakers at GSA Winter School 2022   Leading international experts are joining with The Glasgow School of Art for Winter School 2022, which runs from 17 – 28 January. The 7th annual event, which is taking place online again this

  The Glasgow School of Art’s Highlands and Islands campus at Altyre, Moray A major initiative for Scotland’s National Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) – a collaboration between The Glasgow School of Art and the University of Strathclyde – has been announced today. It will see the creation of a Rural Centre of Excellence for Digital Health and

·      The Anderson’s Experience exhibition opened at the care home on Saturday 14 September and runs until  Friday 20 September ·      Public invited to come along and learn about care home living, working and visiting ·      Project also aims to support a shift in public perceptions around care homes Researchers from The Innovation School, The Glasgow School of Art (the GSA) in Forres are currently showing

Image: presenting the outcomes of Winter School 2018           Returning institutions include KISD (Cologne), Audencia (Nantes), and KADK, (Copenhagen)          This year’s two-week event will look at how human beings relate to and interact with their surroundings Tokyo Metropolitan University is the latest international institution to take in part in The Glasgow School of Art’s Winter

·     International visitors to the GSA’s Winter School at the Highlands and Islands campus declared the event “a tremendous experience” and “an exemplar model for others to emulate” Local partners found range of proposals from Winter School participants “mind-blowing” Presenting outcomes of co-design project at Winter School 2018 focussed on The Maltings, Burghead    Students working on projects during

Dr Gordon Hush (left) and Kirsty Ross (right) from GSA  with Catherine Morel from Audencia Business School, Nantes Students from Audencia Business School in Nantes will be heading to the GSA’s Highlands and Islands campus in January for 2018 Winter School it was revealed today (insert date). The group of Masters students and staff from the Business School will join with

20-year old Carly McCarthy, a student of Science, Technology and Society at Butler University in Indianapolis, and 19-year old Jacob Easley, a Mechanical Engineering student from Mississippi State University, with the outcome of their design workshop at the GSA’s Highlands and Islands campus   Ten undergraduates from the US visited Altyre last week to learn more about the cutting edge design research

The students will visit historic sites as well as learning more about ground-breaking research being led at the GSA’s Highlands and Islands campus The Glasgow School of Art’s Highlands and Islands campus is based in historic buildings on the Altyre estate just outside Forres. Ten undergraduates from the USA are to make a journey of discovery to the Highlands, as part of a

Deputy First Minister, John Swinney MSP, with Professor Irene McAra-McWilliam OBE, Deputy Director (Innovation) of the GSA and Director of the Highlands and Islands Creative Campus The Deputy First Minister, John Swinney MSP, visited the GSA’s Highlands and Islands Creative Campus on the Altyre Estate near Forres today, 14 February 2017. The campus was officially opened last month and the visit offered