In order to understand how collaboration between people from different disciplines takes place, research is being undertaken in the area of art and technology. The paper describes two studies of collaboration between artists and technologists drawn from the COSTART (COmputer SupporT for ARTists) project, an artist-inresidency programme that provided a platform for studying the creative process. The paper describes how the research was carried out and, in particular, how the data analysis was conducted using a coding scheme developed specifically for this context. Finally, the preliminary findings are discussed and future work is proposed.
Introduction The Book and the Software Making a Start First Coding Making Data Working with Data Shaping Your Project 'Emerging' Theory? Ordering Concepts Moving Faster Getting There Preparing Data
Berzelius failed to make use of Faraday's electrochemical laws in his laborious determination of equivalent weights.