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The Cambridge Centre for Research in Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) was established in the same year as Crucible, and like Crucible, has a strategic focus on interdisciplinary research. Although CRASSH does not have a specific focus on technology, the Directors and Fellows of CRASSH have collaborated with Crucible on technological themes from the outset. CRASSH operations are managed by [[Catherine Hurley]], who has contributed to many Crucible projects, in particular [[Interdisciplinarity and Innovation]], which was managed from CRASSH.

CRASSH is the host organisation for the Cambridge [[Digital Humanities Initiative]], a cross-school seed funding programme that is developing awareness of Digital Humanities research in Cambridge. 

CRASSH fellows participating in Crucible:
* [[Lee Wilson]]
* [[Mark Turin]]
* [[Anne Anderson]]
* [[Barbara Ravelhofer]]

Crucible events hosted by CRASSH include:
* [[Subversion, Conversion and Development]]
* [[Collaborative performance technology]]
* [[Evidence of Value: ICT in Arts and Humanities]]
* [[Digital Resources in the Humanities and Arts]]
* [[Social Property and New Social Forms]]
* [[Representing Knowledge: Exploring Computational Techniques]]
* [[Computational aesthetics]] as a Negotiated Boundary

[[Crucible Theme: Digital Humanities]]

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