Research at Central Saint Martins
Central Saint Martins has an established and thriving research community. Our staff are curious and innovative and their research ranges from practice driven investigation to theoretical study.
The results of our research take many forms including artefacts, designs, patents, catalogues, exhibitions, digital resources of various kinds, as well as published work such as books, journal articles and commissioned reports.
Much of our work crosses disciplinary boundaries and is carried out in collaboration with industry, commerce, museums and galleries, governmental organisations and other academic institutions.
CSM research projects
CSM research groups, networks and collaborations
CSM Doctoral Student Hub
CSM archives and collections
Research stories
Reader: Marketa Uhlirova
To mark her new Readership, we talk to Marketa Uhlirova, Director of the Fashion in Film Festival, about fashion's role in cinema
Reader: Tony Quinn
To mark his new Readership, we talk to Tony Quinn, Course Leader for BA Ceramic Design, about the relationship between material and technology and the misnomer of "interactive design"
Material matters
What does a sustainable material revolution look like? Billie Coxhead, Co-ordinator of the Materials and Products Collection, talks through some recent acquisitions from algae blooms and bacteria to abattoir waste.
Research on Twitter
A wonderful resource to dip into – see CSM’s Caroline Dakers on millionaire collector Alfred Morrison; Yeames’ ‘And when did you last see your father?’; and Monumental decoration in England. https://t.co/DaxyJZYfK0
Co-directed by CSM's Pete Brooks: Night of the Living Dead - Remix ... https://t.co/IYEVEa510R
Great review in #IJOCA of the #MarieDuval exhibition @SOI128. Co-curated by CSM’s Roger Sabin, Professor of Popular Culture, the exhibition features rarely seen work from the ‘lost’ cartooning pioneer and creator of #AllySloper: https://t.co/M3W48GmjlY https://t.co/8Rz2LXeDgL
Congratulations to CSM’s Mel Dodd, whose new book ‘Spatial Practices: Modes of Acton and Engagement with the City’ is out now: https://t.co/a1K4Je91m7. Essential reading for students, researchers and professionals in architecture, urban planning and urban policy! https://t.co/18AFECgHhe