Sophia Roosth: Synaesthesia and Beyond
Bring all the senses to Art and Science
with Scot Gresham-Lancaster / 12 May 2014 / 26:31
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Presented by
Strange Data LLC.
Sophia Roosth
Anthropologist & Theorist
New Ideas in the use of
the Senses
Sophia Roosth: Synaesthesia and Beyond
From her perspective as an anthropologist the interest in how non-visual senses (e.g., hearing, taste, and touch) figure in scientific research and knowledge production are discussed. Discussed among these interests, sonocytologists who record cellular vibrations, exploring how listening to cells impacts how researchers understand biological processes.
Bio: Roosth is a member of the Department of the History of Science in 2011. She previously worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on
Women at Brown University (2010-2011). She received her doctorate in science studies from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2010.
Sophia Roosth's Webpage
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Pauline Oliveros founder of the Deep Listening Institute -
Jordan Wirfs-Brock Radio journalist & sonification -
Brian Foo The Data Driven DJ -
Clarence Barlow Data Composer Extrordanaire -
Dolores Catherino Poly Chromatic Music -
Ivanna Muse Cambridge Creation Lab -
Roger Dean musician, biochemist and cognitive scientist -
Konstantinos Vasilakos Sonification, gestural improvisation, and live coding -
Garth Paine Composer - Acoustic Ecology Lab -
Chris Chafe Sonification Research CCRMA -
Martin Keary Muse and Sonification Critic -
Mark Ballora The voice of real sonification -
Carla Scaletti The Data Driven DJ -
Gregory Kramer Early Sonification Artist -
Bert Barten The Talking Trees Project -
Paul Vickers Sonification and Stand Up Comedy -
L. Alexis Emelianoff Sonification of Electrical Field -
David Worrall Sonification guru -
Marco Buongiorno Nardelli Composer - Material Science Physicist -
Sophia Roosth The Art of the Senses
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Mike Winters Sonification and Emotion -
Florian Grond Sonification, Cognition and Interaction -
Margaret Schedele Composer - Art Science collaborator -
Andrew Blanton Percussion and sonification
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