30-31 March 2025: Elaine Chew is a presenter in Oded Ben-Tal’s music and AI symposium at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama with David Dolan, Örjan de Manzano, Gerard Assayag, Arthur I. Miller, Grace Leslie, Toby Young, and Fredrik Ullén
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Jason Yust of Boston University gives inaugural Music Computing Lab seminar
Jason Yust speaks on DFT-based methods to explain emergent patterns in musical rhythms in inaugural seminar of the Music Computing Lab, a MARC member lab
Elaine Chew featured on MITAA Video, Music to Make the Heart Sing, together with Mateusz Soliński and Poulomi Pal
Professor of Engineering Elaine Chew with postdocs Dr Mateusz Soliński and Dr Poulomi Pal are featured in MIT Alumni Association video on physiological (cardiovascular) impacts of music
Elaine Chew is panelist in Portrait Of The Artist In The Age Of AI at Institut Français’ Night of Ideas
Elaine Chew (ERC COSMOS) collaborates with Gérard Assayag (ERC REACH) in a semi-improvised dialogue with generative AI somax2 amidst heart-breath visualisations by heartfm, followed by panel discussion on AI’s impact on art creation
Patricia Alessandrini gives BMEIS CDT Seminar on Creating An Empathetic “Pet” Capable Of Singing With Soft Robotics
Composer and artistic researcher Patricia Alessandrini shows connections between a soft robot of the larynx, an empathetic nudibranch-like pet that sings, and contemporary opera
Julie Meyer joins Engineering as Lecturer in Signals Engineering
Julie Meyer, an expert in room acoustics, spatial audio, and auditory perception, joins King’s Engineering in January 2025 as a lecturer in Signals Engineering
Konstanze Rietsch gives Geometry Seminar on Generalising Euler’s Tonnetz
Professor of Geometry Konstanze Rietsch generalises Euler’s Tonnetz using Fano’s geometry and collaborates with Professor Elaine Chew to make Fano Rainbow, music based on the new geometry
Mark Gotham joins Digital Humanities as Senior Lecturer in Cultural Computation
Mark Gotham joins King’s College London as Senior Lecturer in Cultural Computation in June 2024. His research specialises in computational methods for music theory, analysis, and composition
Michele Orini joins BMEIS as Senior Lecturer in Healthcare Engineering
Michele Orini joins BMEIS in April 2024 as Senior Lecturer in Healthcare Engineering. His research interests include wearables and remote sensing for health, signal processing, computational medicine, and the effect of music on cardiovascular function