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Research series 1: Arts and humanities researchers and technology

1 October 2010

Ahead of Jisc’s research conference, Nicola Yeeles spoke to Professor David Robey about how technology can support researchers working in the arts and humanities - and where the funding for that support should come from.

Professor David Robey is currently arts and humanities consultant at the Oxford e-Research Centre. Until recently he was director of the Arts and Humanities Research Council's ICT in arts and humanities research programme.

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