Reading the latest issue of the Norwegian researcher’s magazine Forskerforum, I learned about PICO as an alternative model to the often used IMRAD approach to scientific writing. To summarize: IMRAD = Introduction, Method, Research and Discussion PICO = Problem, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome It seems like PICO comes from clinical practice in medicine. Not sure if [...]
Read more →Sitting on a computer without decent text manipulation tools, I found this nice online tool for html tag stripping. Nice that it is also possible to specify tags you want to keep. This way I managed to strip down a huge html table, while keeping all the links (<a>).
Read more →I am getting ready to travel to Sydney for the upcoming NIME 2010 conference where I am involved in no less than 5 papers: Glass instruments – from pitch to timbre Frounberg, I., A. R. Jensenius, and K. T. Innervik (2010) The paper reports on the development of prototypes of glass instruments. The focus has [...]
Read more →Today I am starting my post-semester activities. Not that all grading is finished yet, and all administrative meetings are over for a while, but we had the last part of the official teaching program yesterday, so now I at least feel that the university summer has started. This means that I will (finally) start focusing [...]
Read more →Music technology research is a fairly small field worldwide, and even smaller in Norway. So therefore I am very happy that Andreas Bergsland defended his PhD at NTNU last Friday. He has done some great work on voice in electroacoustic music, more specifically on some of Paul Lansky‘s pieces. The thesis, software and audio examples [...]
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