Interdisciplinary Research Projects

This searchable database contains details of pump-primed cross-discipline research projects taking place at the University of Aberdeen.

One of the main strands of our Aberdeen 2040 plan is to address urgent and wide-ranging challenges in the interdisciplinary areas of Energy Transition, Social Inclusion and Cultural Diversity, Environment and Biodiversity, Data and Artificial Intelligence, and Health, Nutrition and Wellbeing.

The wide range of projects on display here is a demonstration of some of the early-stage research being funded in these critical areas as well as the University's commitment to addressing the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals, a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all."

Projects undertaken in 2021 were funded by the University of Aberdeen's Scottish Funding Council allocation.

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Carreño’s Manual de urbanidad, from 1853 to the Age of Covid: Pathways to Research Innovation, Impact and Grant Capture

This project builds on Patience Schell’s ground-breaking interdisciplinary work on Manual Antonio Carreño’s 1853 publishing phenomenon Manual de urbanidad y buenas maneras to create a public, dynamic archive centred on the book.

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Establishment of an International Network of Practice-based Research Collaboration

The aim of this project is to establish an international network of practice-based research collaboration between SERG, a sonic arts and sound studies group in the School of Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture, sonADA, a sound art organisation in North East Scotland, and arthereistanbul, an art space in Istanbul, Turkey.

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