This concluding chapter discusses the contribution of the book in relation to process-oriented research and the institutional dimension of co-production debates. It starts with discussing the key contours of the terrain over recent decades, doing so under the theme of co-production of research and the impact agenda. By focusing on the process-oriented research, the chapter draws out three key messages. First, research on co-production opens up new materialist imaginaries of both concepts through conceptualising local knowledge, analysing impact and its enabling conditions. Second, it advances new theoretical agendas for co-produced research by developing original interfaces between social sciences, arts, and humanities. Finally, it opens up the multiple temporalities of communities, exploring experimental relationship with links between present, past, and future in search of alternative temporalities of representation.
Experimental Relationship Between Compressional Wave Attenuation and Surface Strains in Brittle Rock