Arts and
Humanities
Computer Science and Engineering
Human-centred approaches to Technology
Applications for Call 2 are now being accepted. Read the Guide for Applicants to find out more.
ABOUT
Marie Skłodowska-Curie CO-FUND Action Fellowship
Led by the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute (TLRH) and ADAPT, the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Digital Content Innovation at Trinity College Dublin.
HUMAN+ is a Five year international and interdisciplinary fellowship programme supporting interdisciplinary research between Computer Science and Arts & Humanities, supported by the prestigious European Commission, Horizon 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Co-Fund Action.
18 Experienced Researchers
The fellowship will appoint up to 18 fellows for two-year periods between 2021 and 2025. Fellows will either have a background in Computer Science & Engineering or Arts & Humanities and will have genuine interdisciplinary experience or interest regarding the scope of the programme.
Experienced Supervisors
Fellows will be supported by a dedicated multidisciplinary and intersectoral supervisory team. Your Primary Supervisor will align to your primary discipline (Computer Science & Engineering or Arts & Humanities) and a Co-Supervisor will be appointed from the alternative strand to ensure each project is genuinely interdisciplinary. An Enterprise Partner will join the supervisor team to provide expertise on real-world challenges.
Research Areas
Fellows will pursue projects with a distinct focus on human-centred approaches to technology development and the cycle between technology and human experience. Human+ is a truly interdisciplinary programme therefore projects are encouraged from Computer Science & Engineering and Arts & Humanities with a genuine interdisciplinary element.
Enterprise Engagement
Future Lab will bring fellows together to test, learn, invent, co-create, and build solutions in response to problems set by our enterprise partners.APPLICATION
A maximum of nine Fellows will be recruited across each strand. Call 2 to the HUMAN+ Fellowship Programme will consist of a number of application rounds with regular cut-off dates. Following each cut-off date, applications received will move forward to the evaluation stages allowing fair competition between applying researchers.
HUMAN+ FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME OFFERS:
- A cutting-edge interdisciplinary research programme.
- Individual fellow secondments lasting 3-6 months to strengthen the intersectoral experience.
- A world-leading interdisciplinary working environment with state-of-the-art facilities and full integration into the TLRH/ADAPT communities.
- A structured training programme that equips the fellows with competencies to experiment with new methodologies for framing collaborative research, with futureproofing skills and unique perspectives in addressing IT-driven societal challenges in the human sphere.
Research Strands,
Clusters and Themes.
Application Process
and Documents.
EVENTS & ARTICLES
News
HUMAN+ Research Profile: Dr. Lauren Buck, Human Connections in Virtual Spaces
Dr Lauren Buck’s research with the HUMAN+ programme explores how people interact within virtual reality (VR).
Technology’s Deep Time: technology, humans and the environment
Genevieve Bell and Andrew Meares in conversation with TCD’s Chris Morash on the Australian Overland Telegraph
The Art of the Apocalypse: Dr Scotty McQueen on A.I., Unfiction, and Ethical Interventions
There is an undeniable appeal to apocalyptic narratives: the proliferation in popular culture in the age
Events
Human + Tech Talks
Here we go! 🚨 The ‘Many Lives of Medieval Manuscripts’ Symposium has kicked off in @TLRHub. We are delighted to be welcoming all our delegates to @tcddublin this afternoon for a fascinating insight into the digitised Medieval Manuscripts! #VirtualTrinityLibrary
Our next Digital Friday is on Dec. 1st at 4pm!
Join our presenters for a conversation about virtual reality and embodiment, PhD use of technology and social responsibility in journalism.
AI Hackathon @MTU_ie saw students from law, fine art & science cracking the code on how #AI can be utilised for the common good. Supported by @BritishCouncil & @BritEmbDublin
Read more > https://www.adaptcentre.ie/news-and-events/adapt-supported-ai-hackathon-sees-students-address-how-ai-can-be-utilised-for-the-common-good/