Join us for an extraordinary journey at Wolfson College, University of Oxford, where the worlds of
art, science, and innovation converge to redefine the boundaries of human creativity. Building upon
the success of “From Canvas to Cognition: pathways to an interdisciplinary creation” (October,
2023), we present our second event “From Canvas to Code: Art, Science, and Innovation in the
Digital Age” captivating a fusion of disciplines.
This dynamic gathering unites students, researchers, leading scientists, artists, and tech
visionaries to explore the interplay between art, science, innovation, AI, and technology. Through
a rich tapestry of talks, hands-on workshops, and thought-provoking research presentations, we
delve into the profound connections between these fields.
Attendees will witness how art and science are brought to life by the AI-driven scientific discoveries
and data visualization to the artistic interpretation of scientific concepts. Our event will delve into
the historical and technological milestones that have shaped our world where we will reflect on
how art and science have always been intertwined, and how they are now being reimagined in the
digital age.
We would love to hear about your research project! Whether you’re an artist seeking new
inspirations in scientific concepts, a scientist intrigued by the artistic expressions of your field, or a
tech enthusiast looking to explore the limitless possibilities at the intersection of these disciplines,
our event promises to ignite your imagination.
Join us as we navigate the crossroads of art, science, and innovation, forging a path where
creativity, science, and technology unite to inspire a brighter future.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Sunday 12th November, 2023 at 23:59 h.
Follow this link to register.
Location:
The Leonard Wolfson Auditorium and the Buttery.
Wolfson College, Linton Rd, Oxford OX2 6UD
Participation:
To participate as a speaker, send us a title, a proposal (200 words max), and short biography (200
words max) until Sunday 12th November 2023 at 23:59pm via the registration form. If you would like
to attend the event, you may register to attend the event as a guest. Applications submitted after this
deadline will not be accepted.
You will have 10 minutes to present slides, talk about your work or make a performance. The call is
open for students from the University of Oxford. You will be notified on Monday 13th November 2023
via email if your work has been accepted.
For more information, please contact with Dr Amaia Salazar: [email protected]
