UK Creativity Researchers’ Annual Conference, 2023: Online, June 1st 2023.
It was a pleasure to host the UK Creativity Researchers’ Annual Conference 2023 on the theme of Measuring Creativity. The event was free of charge and open to anyone with an interest in creativity research.
Keynote speaker: dr roger beaty
We are delighted to have Roger Beaty Ph.D., Director of the Cognitive Neuroscience of Creativity Lab (CNCL) and Assistant Professor of Psychology at Penn State University (USA) as our keynote speaker. CNCL focuses on using behavioural, neuroimaging, and computational approaches to study the cognitive and neural mechanisms that underlie creativity thinking. Roger’s work explores creativity through a diverse range of fields from musical improvisation to problem solving within scientific research. Additionally, he has developed open access resources to measure creativity using natural language processing and other computational tools. Please see a recording of the Keynote Address below.
Expert Panel
Following Roger’s talk, a panel discussion with experts from academia and industry took place discussing the theme of measuring creativity before a session of poster presentations on the wider theme of creativity in general. Please see recordings of the poster sessions below.
Poster Presentations
Organisers
The organisation of this year’s conference is being led by Tanvi Patel (University of Edinburgh), Patrick Avery (Royal College of Music), and Wendy Ross (London Metropolitan University), in collaboration with UKCR founders.
Attendees
We were delighted to see delegates from all around the world attend our UKCR 2023 Annual Conference, as shown with the pins in the map below. We hope that by alternating between online and in-person events, we open attendance to anyone whose interested in creativity research, regardless of location or funds.
Any queries? Contact us: ukcreativityresearchers@gmail.com
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UK Creativity Researchers was founded by Dr Lindsey Carruthers at Edinburgh Napier University, Dr Gill Hill at University of Buckingham, and Dr Shelly Kemp at King’s College London.
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