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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
How to Make Immersive Technologies More Equitable: Confronting the Medium’s Inherited Legacies and Role as Empathy Machine 4212 Anna Gedal

MA in Media Studies

2021

The New School Fabiola Hanna, Amir Husak

Media Studies

Immersive technologies, Cultural production, Early 20th-century amusements, Colonial legacies, Antiracist allyship, Design justice

Score Following: An Artificially Intelligent Musical Accompanist 3396 Anna Jordanous

MSc Artificial Intelligence

2007

University of Edinburgh Alan Smaill

Artificial Intelligence

score following, artificially intelligent musician, automatic accompaniment, hidden markov models, Max/MSP

Soil and the concept of “grounding” in art&science projects 4304 Anna Kaplan

Master

2021

ITMO University Ekaterina Nikitina

Art & Science in Natural Sciences

soil, humus, posthumanism, new materialism, Dokuchaev, Vernadsky

THEORY of FLIGHT : a fantasia of avian obsession 3696 Anna Lindemann

MFA

2011

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Michael Century, Kathy High, Shawn Lawson, David Rothenberg

Electronic Arts

multimedia performance, Evo Devo, evolution, development, biology, bioart, animation, theater, lecture, music, generative music, soprano, flight, bird, genetics, transgenics, gene regulatory networks, regenerative limbs, axolotl, chukar, scientific poetic

Cyber "Space": Exploring the Potential for Cyberdelic Art to Alter Implicit Ecological Perception 4317 Anna Linnea Strøe

MA Art and Science, Distinction

2021

Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London Heather Barnett

Art and Science, Fine Arts Pathway

Cognitive Neuroscience, Virtual Reality, Immersive Art, Philosophy, Spatial Cognition, Altered Consciousness

Foggy Pursuit of Ethical Response-Ability: Art and Science of Collecting Water from Fog Anna Rewakowicz

PhD

2021

École Polytechnique Frédéric Brechenmacher

Laboratoire interdisciplinaire de l'École polytechnique en sciences humaines et sociales (LINX-SHS)

Art & science collaboration, Water scarcity, Collecting Water from fog, Relational ethics, Community

Experiences from Designing a Wearable Interface For an Interaction through Breathing 3237 Anna Salmi

MA in New Media

2010

Aalto University, School of Art and Design, Department of Media, Media Lab Marianne Decoster-Taivalkoski

Department of Media, Media Lab, New Media

wearables, wearable interface, wearable computing, wearable electronics, fashionable technologies, smart textiles, physical computing, embedded systems, bodily interaction, interactive installations, experimental sound installation, experience design

Caliban Robot: Artificial Stubbornness Evoked through a Shakespearian Character 3181 Annabel Castro Meagher

MS in Applied Information Technology specializing in “Art and Technology”

2005

Chalmers University of Technology Mats Nordahl

Art and Technology

Robot, character, theater, Caliban

Emotion und ästhetische Erfahrung. Zur Rezeptionsästhetik der Video-Installationen Buried Secrets von Bill Viola. (Emotion and Aesthetic Experience. The Aesthetic Reception of Bill Viola's Video-Installations Buried Secrets.) 3227 Anne Hamker

Dr./Ph.D.

2003

Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Klaus Herding, Institute of Art History, J.W. Goethe-University, Wolf Singer, Max Planck Institute for Brain Research

Art History

video-installation, art, emotion, consciousness, aesthetic experience

Singing cells, art, science and the noise in between 3403 Anne Niemetz

Master of Fine Art

2004

University of California Los Angeles Victoria Vesna

Design|Media Arts

convergence of art and science and technology, transdisciplinary interdisciplinary projects, collaborations, two cultures, NANO, The Dark Side Of The Cell, separation between the sciences and humanities,