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Graduate Abstracts Database

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Thesis Title LABS ID Author Degree Year University Advisor(s) Department/Discipline Keywords/Fields of Study
Electronic art in the 20th century. The case of Frank J. Malina A STEAM methodology educational program for primary school children 4119 Kiriaki Genitsaridou

9.5

2019

Hellenic Open University Korakidou Veroniki, Moullou Theodora

Applied Arts

Electronic art, Lumino kinetic art, Light design, Light art, Media art, visual perception, STEAM, Frank J. Malina, History of art, 20th century

An Experimental Study of the Impact of the Physical-Chemical Damage of the Albumen Prints Photographs as a Result of Display, Storage and suitable Treatment Methods – Applied on Selected Objects 4107 Rasha Ahmed Shaheen

93/100

2017

Catania University, Italy Mona Fouad Ali, Politi Giuseppe, Ahmed Belal

Physics and Chemisrty

Ismael Pasha, Photographs archive, Royal Vehicle Museum, Albumen photographic prints, Physical-chemical degradation, USB microscope, UV photography, Biological examination, SEM-ADX analysis, Ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy, FTIR-ATR analysis, Display and

ocean_v1 3338 Wolf Nkole Helzle

Akamatsu received his Ph.D. in fine arts from Kyoto City University of Arts

2006/2008

International Academy of Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS), Ogaki, Japan Dr. Frieder Nake, Bremen, Germany

Interactive Media Installation

ocean, faces, interactive, mirror, database, camera, 60 fps, media art, collaboration, face recognition, eye detection, visitor, humanity

Realtime and Accurate Musical Control of Expression in Voice Synthesis 3380 Nicolas d'Alessandro

Applied Sciences

2009

University of Mons Thierry Dutoit

Signal Processing

realtime, voice synthesis, tablet, wacom, handsketch, performance, hci

Digital Capture and Visualization of Ancient Human Crania for Archaeological Interpretation 4087 Faye Olsgard

Art In Science MA

10 June 2020

Liverpool John Moores University Mark Roughley, Caroline Wilkinson

Art In Science

digital capture, archaeology, crania, visualization, non-destructive, non-invasive

The Commercialisation of Space Flight will lead to a New Renaissance 3427 Nigel Banks

BA Hons Fine Art

2011

Plymouth, UK Eileen Rosamond

Fine Art

Space Flight Commercialisation Overview Artists World Leaders New Renaissance

Protein Sculptures 3370 Julian Voss-Andreae

BFA

2004

Pacific Northwest College of Art Chris Gander

Sculpture

Biology, Sculpture, Modernism, Genetics, Proteins, Technology, Biochemistry

Scholar: Cognitive Computing Approach for Question Answering 3395 Rivindu Perera

BSc (Hons) Software Engineering

2012

Informatics Institute of Technology, University of Westminster Udayangi Perera

Department of Computer Science

Question answering, Natural Language Processing, Information Extraction, Knowledge management, Cognitive computing, Unsupervised knowledge acquiring

Digital Lutherie: Crafting musical computers for new musics’ performance and improvisation 3212 Sergi Jorda

Computer science and digital comunication

2005

Universitat Pompeu Fabra Xavier Serra

Departament de Tecnologia / Computer music

computer-music, hci, music instrument, improvisation

Visualizing the Temporal Space of Narratives 3916 Sean Yeager

Critical Studies

2019

Pacific Northwest College of Art Shawna Lipton, Taylor Eggan, Brian McHale

Narratology, Digital Humanities, Disability Studies

narrative, narratology, temporality, digital humanities, natural language processing, disability studies, autism, neuroqueer