Anna Dumitriu Email & Phone Number

Brighton, GB

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

Artist in Residence in the National Institutes of Health Research Leeds Biomedical Research Centre at the University of Leeds.https://leedsbrc.nihr.ac.uk/2024/11/11/anna-dumitriu-appointed-artist-in-residence-at-leeds-biomedical-research-centre/

Brighton, England, United Kingdom

The new EU funded VOICE project uses a new approach where artists take the lead in so-called Art-Technology-Society Interactions, bringing communities together to solve environmental problems co-creatively. The first phase of the VOICE project is the pilot phase, where this approach is tested. Anna Dumitriu is one of six artists funded as part of the pilot.

Brighton, England, United Kingdom

Anna Dumitriu and Alex May have started a new collaboration with Dr James Price (Brighton and Sussex Medical School), Dr Sid Mookerjee (University Hospitals Sussex) and Dr Ashleigh Myall (NEX.Q) to artistically explore novel new research which offers to improve infection prevention and control (IPC) in hospital settings using artificial intelligence. In.

Brighton, England, United Kingdom

I am the Science and the Arts Section Recorder responsible for proposing and co-ordinating the section's offerings and presidential role at the British Science Festival. It's a voluntary position which follows on from me being the section President in 2018.

I work with the Modernising Medical Microbiology Project at The Nuffield Centre for Clinical Medicine at The University of Oxford. I am currently shadowing scientists on the project and investigating their work. The project looks at the way in which new technologies in infection control, such as near real-time genome mapping of bacteria, will impact.

Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Artist in residence at the Institute of Epigenetics and Stem Cells at the Helmholtz Zentrum München. The project is entitled "The Mutability of Memories and Fates". The research will respond to the concept of cellular memory and cell fates, and explore how the cell packages DNA and what impact that has. Work will focus on the mutability of the cell, or.

Brighton

Anna Dumitriu is a British artist who works with sculpture, installation, craft and biological media to explore our relationship to infectious diseases, synthetic biology and robotics. She has a strong international exhibition profile, having exhibited at The Picasso Museum in Barcelona, ZKM, BOZAR, Ars Electronica, The Science Gallery Dublin, The Museum.

London, United Kingdom

I am working with the National Collection of Type Cultures, the oldest and most important collection of bacteria and other micro-organisms to tell stories around the history and future of microbiology towards their 2020 centenary. Elements of the work are currently funded by Arts Council England..

I am Visiting Research Fellow: Arist in Residence in the Department of Computer Science at University of Hertfordshire working with emerging technologies in robot companions, artificial life and complex systems.

Amsterdam Area, Netherlands

I co-created the "Trust Me, I'm an Artist: Developing Ethical Frameworks for Artists, Cultural Institutions and Audiences Engaged in the Challenges of Creating and Experiencing New Art Forms in Biotechnology and Biomedicine in Europe". The project was supported by funding from Creative Europe and was a collaboration between Waag Society, Brighton and.

Vienna

Developed the Fermenting Futures Project and am currently working on a new digital commission with Alex May.

Pavia, Lombardy, Italy

CAPABLE aimed to develop a virtual cancer coaching system to support the emotional, educational and social needs of patients and their home carers as well as decision support needs of treating physicians, using cutting edge technologies for personalised medicine such as artificial intelligence, big data analysis and wearable technologies. Anna Dumitriu.

United Kingdom

I worked with the Centre for Global Health Research at Brighton and Sussex Medical School to create art projects to deepen engagement in issues in global medicine.

Guildford, England, United Kingdom

I worked closely with the School of Biosciences and Medicine and the School of Veterinary Medicine to research, develop and produce a new body of artworks that increased public awareness of the ongoing ‘One Health’ research being undertaken at Surrey. The work was showcased in Summer 2022 and it will leave a legacy to be used as a highly novel teaching.

Hull, United Kingdom

I was the 2018 President of the Science and the Arts Section of the British Science Association. I gave the presidential lecture in Hull for the 2018 British Science Festival and continue to work hard to promote art and science collaborative practice exploring how art can help us consider the cultural, ethical and societal implications of new technologies.

The DIGITAL ART WEEKS (DAW) program is concerned with the application of digital technology in the arts. Consisting of symposia, workshops and performances, the Digital Art Weeks (DAW) program offers insight into current research and innovations in art and technology as well as illustrating resulting synergies during the Digital Art Weeks Festival each.

ICT & ART Connect sets out to explore new boundaries bringing together artists and technologists. Collective acts of co-creation, together with an open and multidisciplinary discussion, will foster the collaboration of art and technology. A “matchmaking” service will sustain the cross-field contamination both with an online community and live events, where.

Formerly Artist in Residence in the Centre for Computational Neuroscience and Robotics.

Artist in Residence in the Centre for Computational Neuroscience and Robotics (CCNR)

Course leader for "Art and Medicine - Creative Communication: Using Installation and Performance Art to Communicate Issues in Medicine" and "Microbiology and Bioart" accredited third year SSCs.

Freelance Lecturer.

Ma Fine Art, Fine Art

Post Graduate Diploma, Research Methodology

Ba (Hons) Fine Art, Painting