Fwd: PhD studentship on Music & Imagination

We are currently recruiting for a 3-year fully funded PhD studentship (at UK home fee rate, with stipend) at Durham University's Music Department, to start in January 2024. The student will work on a Leverhulme Trust funded project on music and imagination (supervised by Dr Kelly Jakubowski, in collaboration with Professor Elizabeth Margulis at Princeton). Experience in contributing to the design and/or implementation of psychological experiments and the ability to conduct quantitative statistical analyses (e.g., ANOVA, regression) are required. More details here: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DCW396/phd-in-music-psychology-using-music-to-investigate-perceptual-and-cognitive-constraints-on-imagination

Informal questions are welcome and can be addressed to Dr Kelly Jakubowski at kelly.jakubowski@durham.ac.uk. Deadline to apply is 13 October.

Fwd: [DMRN-LIST] Audio Engineering Society 'Audio for Games' Conference 2024

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From: Gavin Kearney <0000219964e4b31d-dmarc-request@jiscmail.ac.uk>
Date: Fri, 22 Sept 2023 at 16:52
Subject: [DMRN-LIST] Audio Engineering Society 'Audio for Games' Conference 2024
To: <DMRN-LIST@jiscmail.ac.uk>

Hello all,

Apologies for cross-posting,

The AES Audio for Games conference will return to Tokyo on April 27-29, 2024.
https://aes2.org/events-calendar/2024-aes-6th-international-conference-on-audio-for-games/

The conference will take place at the Senju Campus, Tokyo University of the Arts.

We are now calling for Papers, Workshops and Tutorial submissions in the following areas:

Topics specific to Game Audio:

• Immersive Sound Design for Games
• Interactive Sound
• Examples of Automation and Efficiency in Implementation
• Sound Production Techniques for Remote Work
• Haptic Feedback
• Audio for Immersive Gameplay
• Machinery Learning, Deep Learning, and Artificial Intelligence for Audio
• Future Game Audio Production Workflows

Topics Related to Game Audio:

• Immersive and Interactive Audio Over Networks 
• Game Engines in Audio Production and Post-Production / Spatial Audio 
• Binaural Audio Rendering / Acoustic Simulation of Immersive Audio
• Environments / Music Composition / Sound Effects Production 
• Recording Technology & Practices / Mixing, Remixing, and Mastering 
• Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Mixed Reality 
• Perception in Mixed Reality / Perception & Subjective Evaluation of
• Audio Signals and Spatial Audio 
• Perceptual Effects of Cross-modal Interaction between Sound, Image and Haptics 
• Multimodal and Interaction Influences on Sound 
• Audio for Mobile and Handheld Devices 
• Auditory Display / Loudspeakers & Headphones 
• Audio Signal Processing / Audio Analysis and Synthesis / Audio Codecs

The submission deadlines are:

- October 27, 2023

• Peer Reviewed Paper (Category 1)
• Workshops, Tutorials

- November 20, 2023

•  Extended Summary Paper (Category 2)

All the very best

Gavin Kearney

Papers Chair

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Gavin Kearney

Professor of Audio Engineering

School of Physics, Engineering and Technology 

University of York, York, YO10 5DD 

Tel: +44 (0) 1904 32 2374

Web: https://audiolab.york.ac.uk/

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Fwd: Invitation:participate in survey study about musical autobiographical memories

We are looking for participants for a PhD study that is investigating the relationship between music and autobiographical memories. The study is a fun online survey that anyone (18+) can participate in. It takes around 30 minutes to complete and involves listening to short clips of popular songs over the years, and reporting on memories you may have associated with those songs.

Here is the link to the survey: https://goldpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b7qg08hDEkrHx5Q

By participating, you can enter to win one of 3 £20 cash vouchers that will be distributed when data collection is completed. Additionally, I am designing a computational arts/data visualisation project that will create unique abstracted visuals based on details of reported memories which will be live in the near future.

The study has been approved by the by the Goldsmiths Psychology Department Ethics committee. Feel free to share the survey with anyone who may be interested. If any questions or concerns contact me at s.nawaz@gold.ac.uk.

Safiyyah Nawaz
PhD Student, Psychology Goldsmiths University of London