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Vasillis Angelis has had his paper “Testing a computational model of rhythm perception using polyrhythmic stimuli.” accepted for publication by…
Andrea Franceschini has begun a PhD in the Music Computing Lab on Music Education. Anders Bouwer has agreed to return…
Adam Linson presented a paper “Improvisation without representation: artificial intelligence and music.”co-written with Chris Dobbyn and Robin Laney at the…
“A MIDI sequencer that widens access to the compositional possibilities of novel tunings” by Prechtl, Milne, Holland, Laney, Sharp, has…
The Mobile HCI 2011 Award for Most Influential Paper from Mobile HCI 2001 was awarded in Stockholm to Simon Holland…
Anna Xambó and Adam Linson presented papers at ICMC in Huddersfield.
Anna Xambó, Katie Wilkie, and Rose Johnson presented papers at the workshop on Music Interaction at BCS HCI in Newcastle.…
Andrew Milne presented a paper at MCM in Paris. Andrew Milne had his paper “Modelling the similarity of pitch collections…
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Andrew Milne and Anna Xambó presented a poster at NIME in Oslo, Norway. Simon Holland was interviewed and quoted by…
Tom Collins had his paper “Modeling pattern importance in Chopin’s mazurkas” (co-authored with Robin Laney, Alastair Wills, Paul Garthwaite) printed…
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