Crucible Network Members
Within Cambridge University
- Anthropology: Marilyn Strathern, Lee Wilson, David Leitner and Samuelle Carlson
- Architecture: Francois Penz, Sebastian Macmillan
- Astronomy: Barry Phipps (Astronomy/Kettle's Yard)
- Centre for Research in Arts, Social Science and Humanities: Mary Jacobus and Catherine Hurley
- Computer Laboratory: Neil Dodgson and Peter Robinson
- Institute for Manufacturin: Rob Phaal, James Moultrie, Alex Driver
- Education: Kenneth Ruthven, Bill Nicholl and Paul Andrews
- Centre for Applied Research in Educational Technology: John Norman, Anne-Sophie Baets,
- Engineering: Jim Woodhouse, Hugh Shercliff, Tom Drummond and Simon Godsill
- Engineering Design Centre: John Clarkson, Claudia Eckert, Cecily Morrison
- English: Adrian Poole
- Experimental Psychology: Rosaleen McCarthy and Brian Moore
- Fitzwilliam Museum: Margaret Greeves and David Scruton
- History and Philosophy of Science: Martin Kusch
- Judge Business School: Matthew Jones, Mark de Rond, Jochen Runde and Allegre Hadida
- Kettles Yard Gallery: Michael Harrison, Barry Phipps
- Land Economy: Peter Tyler, Doug Crawford-Brown
- Language Centre: Anny King
- Law: Lionel Bently
- Modern and Medieval Languages: Mel Leggatt
- Philosophy: Alex Oliver
- Physics: David MacKay, Eugene Terentjev
- Politics and International Studies: Sharath Srinivasan
- Psychiatry: Paul Fletcher
- Sociology: Brendan Burchell
- Music: Ian Cross, Nicholas Cook, John Rink
- Physics: David Mackay
- Zoology: Simon Laughlin
Crucible network members in the Cambridge area who are based outside the University include John Knell (Intelligence Agency), Charles Boulton (A D Little), Breton Saunders (Mynah Software), Phil Barnard (MRC Cognition and Brain Science Unit), Rachel Jones (Instrata), Richard Hoadley and Julio D'Escrivan (Anglia Ruskin University), Quentin Stafford-Fraser (Newnham Research), Paul Crank and Krystyna Wojcik (Catalyst Design), Dominic Vergine (ARM) and Alan Jackson (Aptivate)
Network members who have left Cambridge recently
- Georgina Born (sociology)
- Andrew Lovett (composer, performer, and past organiser of the Cambridge Digital Arts Festival).
- Dawn Giles (Arts Council England)
Affiliated Researchers
Crucible has also established collaborative relationships with a number of Affiliated Researchers at other Universities and research organisations. These include graduates and previous members of the Network in Cambridge, as well as senior researchers with multidisciplinary backgrounds in design who have advised and collaborated with Crucible in the past.
Martin Eppler is a professor of information and communication management at the University of St. Gallen (HSG), faculty of management sciences. He teaches knowledge visualization at different universities in Switzerland, Austria, Finland and China and conducts research on the role of visualization for knowledge-intensive collaboration and communication, particularly between experts and decision makers. (www.knowledge-communication.org).
