Rupert Lorraine is Director of The Arts Institute, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business at the University of Plymouth
Responsible for leading the combination of The Arts Institute and its cultural programme, The Bridge and the Faculty’s Research and Creative Industries Unit into one, dynamic new entity; helping to deliver the Faculty’s vision of enabling people and places to thrive, and mission to work in partnership to drive social, cultural, educational, and economic prosperity.
Rupert has worked with ARMA and others to help individuals and organisations unlock the power of AI through training, coaching and continuous learning, enhancing their operational efficiency and capacity for innovation. By demystifying the technology and building confidence and intuitive understanding using plain language and simple analogy, Rupert aims to make AI not just accessible, but approachable for everyone, regardless of their starting point.
Rupert has worked with ARMA and others to help individuals and organisations unlock the power of AI through training, coaching and continuous learning, enhancing their operational efficiency and capacity for innovation. By demystifying the technology and building confidence and intuitive understanding using plain language and simple analogy, Rupert aims to make AI not just accessible, but approachable for everyone, regardless of their starting point.
Brave New World – Navigating AI in research management and administration
For research managers and administrators, understanding AI’s evolution and its implications is now not just a matter of curiosity, but a professional necessity in navigating the future of research and innovation across all academic disciplines.
Rupert Lorraine is Director of The Arts Institute, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business at the University of Plymouth Responsible for leading the combination of The Arts Institute and its cultural programme, The Bridge and the Faculty’s Research and Creative Industries Unit into one, dynamic new entity; helping to deliver the Faculty’s vision of enabling people and places to thrive, and mission to work in partnership to drive social, cultural, educational, and economic prosperity. Rupert has worked with ARMA and others to help individuals and organisations unlock the power of AI through training, coaching and continuous learning, enhancing their operational efficiency and capacity for innovation. By demystifying the technology and building confidence and intuitive understanding using plain language and simple analogy, Rupert aims to make AI not just accessible, but approachable for everyone, regardless of their starting point. Rupert has worked with ARMA and others to help individuals and organisations unlock the power of AI through training, coaching and continuous learning, enhancing their operational efficiency and capacity for innovation. By demystifying the technology and building confidence and intuitive understanding using plain language and simple analogy, Rupert aims to make AI not just accessible, but approachable for everyone, regardless of their starting point.
Related posts
Unlocking your potential through a coaching mindset
Generative AI in research management: Smarter support for a complex funding landscape
RMA Spotlight: Kirsty Grainger
Leave reply
Recent posts
Unlocking your potential through a coaching mindset
Generative AI in research management: Smarter support for a complex funding landscape
RMA Spotlight: Kirsty Grainger
News round-up: April / May 2025