Conferences

The International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME) gathers researchers and musicians worldwide to share their knowledge and late-breaking work on new musical interface design. There are four tracks at the conference: papers, music performances, installations, and workshops. Each of these four tracks is represented in different ways, through text, audio, video, and so on. Currently, only conference papers are systematically structured and archived. This list is based on BibTeX source files hosted on GitHub. PDF files of each paper are stored on Zenodo, with proper metadata and DOIs. The challenge with this approach is that the PDFs do not allow for embedding audio and video; hence they provide a suboptimal presentation of typical NIME contributions. ...

S2S^2 Summer School , Genova 25-29 July 2005 This PhD summer school, an initiative of the S2S^2 inititative (Sound to Sense, Sense to Sound) was not much of a school, but rather a normal conference with lots of presentations of current research in the related fields. Although I knew quite a lot of the work beforehand, it was anyway a good brush up on a number of different subjects. Things I found interesting ...