Doctoral studies at the CM&T are a recent turn in the life of the centre (first doctoral student in 2010). Earlier research activities were driven from outside the centre. Now there is a synergy towards more research activities involving and representing the interests of the entire community of our center: staff members, doctoral students and other students. Our research activities are mainly practice based at the moment and many involve artistic experimentation.
The forms of research are:
- individual artistic research
- group artistic research
- development of tools
- large projects
Current research:
- Kronos by Vesa Norilo (PhD student)
- The Musical and the Narrative in Acousmatic Music: a composition-based project of artistic research by James Andean (PhD
student)
- Electroacoustic Improvisation: A pedagogical Toolkit by Luis Alejandro Olarte (PhD student)
- Sound Theatre by Andrew Bentley (PhD lecturer of artistic practice)
- Poetical sensitive sonic environments by Marianne Decoster-Taivalkoski (MA lecturer of Media and Sonic Art)
- Projecting the musical future: Methods for real-time communication of musical intentios in collective electroacoustic improvisation by the CM&T Improvistation Research Group
- Sound Design for the Finland Pavilion Kirnu at the Shanghai World Expo 2010
- Research on composition for live electronic and viola by Josué Moreno (MMus)
- Research on Rhythmic similarity libraries by Josué Moreno (MMus)
