LoGaCulture recently joined over one hundred colleagues from the museum and cultural sector in a day-long dialogue on the contemporary role of museum mediation. Spanning eight hours of talks and parallel sessions, the Museological Mediation and Heritage Interpretation Conference took place at Museu Nacional de História Natural e da Ciência (the Natural History Museum located in Lisbon,…
The LoGaCulture team recently participated in the Instituto Superior Técnico Open Day that took place on April 19th in Lisbon. The project showcased its recent research developments to thousands of citizens who visited the science fair that day. Represented by researchers Matteo Cappello and Mathilde Gouin, LoGaCulture joined the Interactive Technologies Institute’s stand, sharing the stage…
The LoGaCulture project is hosting its 3rd General Assembly (GA), taking place from April 15th to April 17th, in the picturesque setting of New Forest, UK. This assembly represents a significant milestone in the project’s timeline, providing an invaluable opportunity for the LoGaCulture international team to convene, reflect on the project’s progress throughout its first year, address challenges,…
The LoGaCulture consortium will meet for the third General Assembly, from the 15th to the 17th of April, at New Forest National Park in southern England. The meeting will join all partners physically in one location to discuss the project’s developments in the first year and to prepare for the upcoming tasks. On the first…
In late November 2023, the Interactive Technologies Institue’s postdoctoral researchers Pedro Ferreira and Vera Fearns organised two tours on Madeira together with project manager Dina Dionísio and research assistant Maritza Silva. The main aim of the excursion was to implement probes developed by LoGaCulture researchers Anna Bertmark and Mathilde Gouin. The probes, which took the form…
In an innovative exploration of the cultural heritage site in southwest England, the LoGaCulture project, led by Prof. David Millard, Scientific Coordinator of the project and based at the University of Southampton, has been making significant strides towards understanding visitors’ profound connections with this ancient landscape. The project’s primary goal is to delve into the…
The Interactive Technologies Institute’s senior researcher and LoGaCulture’s Portugal research team member Pedro Ferreira was recently interviewed for the Portuguese science podcast 90 Segundos de Ciência. The interview focused on the LoGaCulture project, namely what concerns the project’s goals, the technologies and tools being developed and the work of the case studies in the UK,…
LoGaCulture announces a call for contributors for its UK Creative Commissions. Bournemouth University, a partner in the project, is seeking ten game designers and developers for a 12-month commission to create short mixed-reality games for the Avebury site in collaboration with the National Trust. The commissioned creatives will not only produce innovative games for cultural…
The recent International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling (ICIDS) 2023 in Kobe, Japan, featured groundbreaking research from LoGaCulture project researchers, highlighting their prowess in digital storytelling. Here’s a snapshot of the notable contributions of LoGaCulture’s researchers David Millard, Jessica L. Bitter, Ulrike Spierling, Mads Haahr, Valentina Nisi and Nuno Jardim Nunes. Awash: Prospective Story Sifting…
In a dynamic and engaging webinar held on November 21, 2023, the LoGaCulture project brought together experts and inquisitive minds to discuss the transformative potential of locative games on European cultural heritage sites. The event, part of the Interactive Technologies Institute’s celebration of Scientific Culture Week, focused on the great potential of European projects to…