Mon 25 Nov 2019, 18:30

Royal Society Research Fellow Rob Young and designer Salomé Bazin explore the importance of randomness in our daily lives, and how the predictability of both humans and computers alike is a problem.

Thu 21 Nov –Sun 15 Dec 2019

Journey into the quantum world, Random Revolution explores the laws that are governing the internet, our lives and nature.

Wed 13 –Fri 15 Nov 2019

Explore how data and analytics can supercharge the visitor experience in arts and cultural venues at this drop in exhibition.

Fri 8 –Sun 10 Nov 2019

A Vibe Called Tech and SOAS University bring together journalists, technologists and academics to explore the possibility of creating a different approach to AI.

Thu 7 Nov 2019, 19:30

Take a shot at redesigning the human and pitch your ideas to the experts. 

Mon 4 Nov 2019, 18:30

UP Projects and Barbican Centre present an evening of conversations with artists Ewan Atkinson, Shezad Dawood and Danielle Dean, alongside digital cultures experts Shumi Bose and Dr Charlotte Frost.

Wed 30 Oct 2019

An artist development programme produced by UP Projects in partnership with Flat Time House questioning the implications of an accelerated and networked lifestyle on human relations and interactions. 

Wed 23 –Sun 27 Oct 2019

Drop in to the Hub and take part in a live experiment that incorporates real world mark-making and virtual painting environments.

Sat 12 –Sun 20 Oct 2019

A series of events, workshops and talks that consider whether an understanding of our genes could lead to a better understanding of mental illness.

Mon 7 –Wed 9 Oct 2019

Art rebel Beatie Wolfe creates a stirring environmental art piece about human impact on the planet, built using 800,000 years of historic data.

Mon 30 Sep 2019, 17:00

Drop in to hear a collective performance in honour and memory of Cynthia Cockburn. 

Wed 25 Sep 2019, 17:00

As part of her residency, artist Nina Wakeford discusses the concept of feminist political ambivalence with Professor Clare Hemmings. 

Wed 25 Sep –Fri 4 Oct 2019

Artist Nina Wakeford resumes feminist critiques of science and technology from the 70s and 80s in this live residency. 

Thu 19 Sep 2019, 19:30

Join Dr Thomas House from the University of Manchester as he discusses whether the use of data can help to make informed predictions about the health of a population. 

Wed 18 Sep 2019, 19:45

How can galleries, archives and museums be more open with their digital data? Why has the sector fallen behind in collaborative digital projects? This discussion considers these answers and more. 

Thu 12 Sep 2019, 18:45

A panel discussion exploring whether advancements in technology provide a more level playing field for Creatives of colour. 

Thu 5 –Fri 6 Sep 2019

A series of workshops using service design methods for more effective ways of creating people centred services and experiences.

Mon 2 –Wed 4 Sep 2019

A three-part series looking at dating in a modern world. 

Wed 28 Aug 2019

The musique concrète ensemble Langham Research Centre will be performing a new work created from sounds recorded in and around brutalist buildings in Paris.

Wed 28 Aug –Sun 1 Sep 2019

A presentation of brutalist architecture at the intersection of photography, text, sonic recordings and composition.