Impact Acceleration Account

卡迪夫大学拥有丰富而充满活力的艺术和人文社区，并与业界建立了良好的合作关系（例如：英国广播公司、S4C、威尔士电影公司）、文化和遗产组织（例如：国民托管组织、英国遗产、帝国战争博物馆）以及地区和国家社区团体（例如;难民威尔士项目和特纳奖2021年入围温和/激进）。卡迪夫的艺术和人文专业知识分布在以下学术单位：建筑;英语，通信和哲学;地理和规划;历史，考古学和宗教;新闻，媒体和文化;法律和政治;现代语言;音乐;社会科学;和威尔士，有超过325活跃的艺术和人文研究人员和c540 PGR研究人员。在REF 2021期间，卡迪夫大学学者在这些学科中发表了6000多篇期刊论文。在同一时期，艺术和人文研究人员从AHRC，Leverhulme，ESRC，英国学院和Horizon2020等资助者那里获得了超过4000万英镑的研究奖。在我们的艺术和人文科学研究和创新的发展，我们已经建立了三个领域的能力，符合AHRC的优先事项和对未来的愿景：A。创意经济：对创意经济团队的长期投资使AHRC能够重点投资创意产业，特别是Clwstwr Creadigol（545万英镑，AHRC）和参与创意产业政策和证据卓越中心（56.8万英镑，AHRC）。这些，加上这些投资所带来的广泛的本地网络，支撑了www.example.com，涉及24个合作伙伴，包括其他威尔士高等院校。B。当代挑战：我们的研究人员在当代挑战的最前沿工作，如移民和创伤（Mohanram的“暴力的后果：难民威尔士”，642K英镑，AHRC），假新闻和虚假信息（垫子的“反击虚假信息：加强公共服务媒体的新闻合法性”468K AHRC），以及大流行后的恢复（哈灵顿的"Covid-19 in Kenya：Global health，human rights and the state in a time of pandemic"，AHRC，13.7万英镑）。C.文化资产：我们在文化资产的发展和转型的创新体现在我们的收藏研究（例如;卡迪夫大学收藏能力，£ 310K，AHRC;当代威尔士的国家语料库，CorCenCC，£ 1.44米，ESRC/AHRC;插图档案，£ 447K（总），AHRC）。CAER Heritage在伊利Caerau的hillfort的工作证明了通过社区工作改造区域文化资产的专业知识（180万英镑，遗产彩票/AHRC，由怀亚特领导）。卡迪夫在艺术和人文领域的大规模创新合作伙伴关系是从上述影响战略发展而来的，并专注于文化和遗产组织（例如，我们与Amgueddfa Cymru/威尔士国家博物馆的谅解备忘录），社区伙伴关系（例如，ACE卡迪夫通过CAER遗产项目）和当地创意产业（特别是BBC，S4C和Ffilm Cymru Wales）。这些长期的合作伙伴关系为新的联合制作项目和合作提供了基础，并将形成一种模式，卡迪夫将通过IAA发展新的重要合作伙伴关系，并促进小规模的合作和联合制作。

Cardiff University is home to a rich and vibrant Arts and Humanities community, with a track record of partnership with industry (for example; BBC, S4C, Ffilm Cymru Wales), cultural and heritage organisations (for example; National Trust, English Heritage, Imperial War Museums), and regional and national community groups (for example; Refugee Wales project and the Turner Prize 2021 short-listed Gentle/Radical).Cardiff's Arts and Humanities expertise is spread across the following academic units: Architecture; English, Communication and Philosophy; Geography and Planning; History, Archaeology and Religion; Journalism, Media and Culture; Law and Politics; Modern Languages; Music; Social Sciences; and Welsh, with over 325 active Arts and Humanities researchers and c540 PGR researchers. Over the REF2021 period, there were over 6000 journal publications by Cardiff University academics in these disciplines. Over the same period, Arts and Humanities researchers received over £40M of research awards from funders including AHRC, Leverhulme, ESRC, British Academy and Horizon2020. In our development of Arts and Humanities research and innovation, we have built capacity in three areas aligned to AHRC's priorities and vision for the future:A. Creative economy: Longstanding investments in the Creative Economy Team enabled significant AHRC investments focussed in the creative industries, notably Clwstwr Creadigol (£5.45M, AHRC) and participation in the Centre of Excellence for Policy and Evidence in the Creative Industries (£568K, AHRC). These, together with the extensive local networks enabled by these investments, underpinned media.cymru, involving 24 partners, including other Welsh HEIs. B. Contemporary challenges: Our researchers work at the forefront of contemporary challenges, such as migration and trauma (Mohanram's 'The Aftermath of Violence: Refugee Wales', £642K, AHRC), fake news and disinformation (Cushion's 'Countering Disinformation: Enhancing Journalistic Legitimacy in Public Service Media' £468K AHRC), and post-pandemic recovery (Harrington's 'Covid-19 in Kenya: Global health, human rights and the state in a time of pandemic' £137K, AHRC). C. Cultural assets: Our innovation in the development and transformation of cultural assets is exemplified by our collections research (for example; Cardiff University Capability for Collections, £310K, AHRC; National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh, CorCenCC, £1.44M, ESRC/AHRC; the Illustration Archive, £447K (total), AHRC). Expertise in the transformation of regional cultural assets, via community working, is evidenced through CAER Heritage's work with the hillfort in Caerau, Ely (£1.8M, Heritage Lottery/AHRC, led by Wyatt).Cardiff's larger-scale innovation partnerships in the Arts and Humanities have grown from the aforementioned impact strategy, and focus on cultural and heritage organisations (for example; our MoU with Amgueddfa Cymru/National Museum Wales), community partnerships (for example; ACE Cardiff via the CAER Heritage Project) and the local creative industries (notably the BBC, S4C and Ffilm Cymru Wales). These longstanding partnerships provide the foundation for new co-produced projects and collaborations, and will form the model by which Cardiff will develop new significant partnerships through the IAA, as well as catalyse smaller-scale collaboration and co-production.