One way is to make it more concrete. In this Beyond Research session, Christopher Frisk from the Innovation Office introduces prototyping and vibe coding and shows how digital tools can help you start exploring an idea.
Prototyping involves creating an early version of an idea to make it easier to demonstrate, discuss, and test. Vibe coding is a newer way to build digital prototypes by describing what you want to create in plain language and using AI to help generate the code.
Christopher goes over the basics, shares some things that might be good to keep in mind, and shows you how to get started. You don’t need any prior programming experience. The lunch session provides an initial introduction to the technology, gives you an idea of the possibilities it can create, and offers you the chance to explore whether it could be useful for your own research or ideas.
No prior knowledge is required. If you have specific questions you'd like to ask in advance, please submit them using the form.
Language: English
Lunch: Included.