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Day Time Programmes:

Full information about the various sessions, panels and workshops is available via Inkpath. 

For the 'sign-up' sessions, you will have a range of sessions to choose from and further information about each is available via the links below. 

There are also a range of cross-Congress activities that you might want to take part in, and further details about these are provided below. 

Day 1 Programme - Thursday 09 January 2025. [09:00 - 18:45]

09:00 - Registration & Refreshments - LCF Main Entrance & Ground Floor.

10:00 - Welcome Activity & Housekeeping - LCF Main Lecture Theatre.

10:30 - Film Screening - Diwata (by Ram Botero and Giulia Casalini) - LCF Main Lecture Theatre

10:50 - Panel One: Techne Lab - Spaces for Making in Teaching and Learning

11:50 - Refreshment Break (Ground Floor)

12:15 - Sign Up Sessions 1

13:15  - Lunch - LCF Canteen [10th Floor]

14:15 - Sign Up Sessions 2 

15:45 - Refreshment Break (Ground Floor)

16:15 - Sign Up Sessions 3 

17:45 - Dinner & Networking - LCF Canteen [10th Floor] - Plus 1-2-1 Careers Appointments with Darcey

19:00 - Close of Day 1. 

 

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Day 2 Programme - Friday 10 January 2025.  [09:00 - 14:45]

09:00 - Registration & Refreshments

10:00 - Welcome and Panel - Techne for Living: Embodied and Economic

11:20 - Refreshment Break (Ground Floor)

11:40 - Sign Up Sessions 4.

13:20 - Plenary & Thanks.

13:45 - Lunch & Networking - LCF Canteen [10th Floor] 

14:45 - End of Conference. 

Other Activities / Exhibitions:

'The Object of Research' Exhibition:

Wolfson Space - Available Throughout the Congress

Open to all techne Congress attendees, UAL staff and students and the general public. This exhibition is about making research visible in multiple ways. A group of techne-funded PhD students worked collectively to make an exhibition exploring creative research practices. The project began with a visit to LCF’s Archive Learning Studio where the group spent time with collection objects with Congress themes in mind: craft, ecology, unsee histories, and diasporic and indigenous knowledges. Responses have been made and put in the gallery to be further responded to."

10 Minute CV Clinics:

During the reception at the end of Day 1, Darcey Gillie (our Career Development Programme) will be available to offer a rapid-fire feedback discussion with you on your CV. These sessions will last for 10 minutes, and all you will need is a copy of your CV (either printed or on a laptop / tablet). There's no need to sign up, just drop-in!

Postcards

We want to know how Congress is going for you. Please collect postcard material from the Exhibition space at the Wolfson Space so you can let us know your thoughts on Congress activities by posting it in the post box in the exhibition. This activity offers limitless cards (using recyclable material from the LCF print room) and will be  anonymous.

Poster Exhibition:

Spotlight your research to your fellow students via an electronic poster. You are invited to send us a single PowerPoint slide about your research, or some aspect of it, which will then be displayed on screens throughout the venue.

If you would find it helpful, Dr Bob Whalley from UAL has created a Poster Presentations Guide, which is available on request. 

The deadline to submit your poster is 18 December 2024. 

Around the Block - an Electroacoustic Composition:

Student organiser Julia Schauerman has created a piece of audio work, drawn from field recordings made when travelling to and being near the London College of Fashion, East Bank during September - December 2024. You can access the material via QR codes which will be available throughout the Congress venue.