ResearchInCrisis

Diolch i'n holl westeion a siaradwyr yn ein Symposiwm Ymchwil Myfyrwyr, a oedd yn gyfle i wrando ar gyflwyniadau hynod amrywiol a dulliau amrywiol. Mae'r ddau ddiwrnod wedi ein bywiogi a'n gwneud ni'n obeithiol am y dyfodol. Diolch arbennig i @AHRAattheWSA a @CardiffDA

Thank you to all our guests & speakers at our @AHRAattheWSA Student Research Symposium, which provided an opportunity to listen to incredibly diverse presentations & varied approaches. Both days have invigorated us & made us hopeful for the future. Special thanks to @CardiffDA.

I spoke about the benefits of diary-based research @AHRAattheWSA today. This is a method I used during my PhD and is something I'm contributing to in my work on the @digibritislam project.

It was great to meet our presenters and participants at the first social event of the symposium last night! Thanks to everyone who attended, more social events will take place today.

Our symposium ended with excellent roundtables. What a day full of interesting presentations & discussions! Thanks to our speakers and attendees! We are very grateful for the interest showed in our symposium & the incredible response from everyone. #ResearchInCrises  #AHRA2023

Round Table (2): Disability Research: a multi-disciplinary perspective: Menatalla Kasem (Cardiff University), chaired by Dr. Sam Clark & Stephen Walker.

Round Table (1): The Refugee City in the 21st century and underlying values behind inclusive practices of urbanism in Amsterdam: Monisha Margaret Peter (Cardiff University) & chaired by Dr. Neil Turnbull.

Approaching towards the end of our symposium, we have two roundtables next! More details in the following threads.  #ResearchInCrises  #AHRA2023

We begin our afternoon session with the last and yet another amazing presentation from our keynote speaker, Dr. Federico Wuff : Migration, Interculturality and Contemporary Design at Times of Crisis, chaired by Dr. Sam Clark. #ResearchInCrises  #AHRA2023

Many thanks to Dr Dimitra Ntzani for chairing our “Innovations during crisis”session! Below Dr. Annie Bellamy @anniesbellamy (University of the West of England) presenting “An architectural reclamation of death and dying”

Dr. Annie Bellamy @anniesbellamy (University of the West of England): “An architectural reclamation of death and dying”

Karam Alkatlabe (University of Cambridge): “Digitisation and Architectural Research in Post-disaster Cities”

Theme (1) - Innovations session chaired by Dr. Dimitra Ntzani @NtzaniDimitra & Reem Okasha, will see 2 presentations around the theme of methodological Innovations developed in response to research crisis! See more details in the thread. #ResearchInCrises  #AHRA2023

Seyda Yildirim (Cardiff University): “An approach to empowering vulnerable communities against green gentrification”

Willow Leonard-Clarke (Cardiff University): “Researching Crisis in Crisis: Flexible Worlds of Research and the Social Shaping of the Built Environment”

Theme (2) - Projects sessions chaired by Melina Guirnaldos & Juan Usubillaga, will see 2 presentations around the theme of Projects that consider topics about crisis! More details in the thread. #ResearchInCrises  #AHRA2023

Kate Urwin (Cardiff University): “Growing the City: Assessing the social value of London’s urban farms to deduce whether they should be more highly supported by city planning policies”

Narmina Mahammadova(Cardiff University): “Reconsidering the Process of Record Management: The Challenge of Record Management in the Era of Mass Information - The Case of Large-Scale Practices”

Theme (3) - Mitigations strategies session chaired by Monya Syam & Faisal Farooq, will see 2 presentations around the theme of Challenge-oriented research directed toward the prevention and/or mitigation of future crises! More details are below. #ResearchInCrises  #AHRA2023

Now live, our poster event! #ResearchInCrises  #AHRA2023

Verónica Albarrán Carrillo (Autonomous University of the State of Mexico): “A methodological proposal to approach to housing habitability studies for specific social groups in Mexico.”

Xiaolu Wang (University of Sheffield): “Digital cultural heritage enables a critical reinterpretation of the history of religious architecture: the case study of Foguang Monastery”

Theme (1-2nd room) - Innovations session chaired by Kamal Haddad & Nilsu Erkul, will see 2 presentations around the theme of methodological Innovations developed in response to research crisis! See more details in the thread. #ResearchInCrises  #AHRA2023