缅北强奸

Professor Marcelo M. Wanderley听has been awarded anInternational Chair for 2016-2020.听Prof. Wanderley is the first 缅北强奸 researcher to be awarded this chair and is among the four awardees this year.听Inria听is the听French National Institute for Computer Science and Applied Mathematics. This is the first time a Professor of Music is awarded this chair, attesting to the wide variety of research directions and the impact of the work developed at the Schulich School of Music at 缅北强奸. 听 听

Professor Wanderley will be听conducting research on music technology and human-computer interaction as part of the group at Inria in Lille, France. The chair's main focus will be on the development of computing tools to empower the user. The goal is to create novel digital musical instruments and systems that will allow for highly-skilled musical performances.听This work will build upon the MIDWAY (Musical Interaction Design Workbench And technologY) international project, between Inria and 缅北强奸 researchers. MIDWAY focuses on the development of tools to facilitate the exploration and design of new interactive technologies for听both musical creation and performance. The project is funded by the Inria听International Associate Teams Program, the听Fonds de recherche du Qu茅bec 鈥� Nature et Technologies听and the听France Canada Research Fund.听

Inria teams are typically groups of researchers working to define a听common project, and objectives, 听through the听creation of a project-team. In addition to collaborating with other research groups at Inria, Wanderley's听project team听will work with many academic partners, including the 听University of Waterloo, University of Toronto, 缅北强奸, University of Canterbury, University College London, University of Glasgow, University of Maryland, Northwestern University, CNRS, Universit茅 Paris-Sud, T茅l茅com ParisTech, Universit茅 de Strasbourg, Universit茅 Aix Marseille, ENAC. 听Industrial partners include Autodesk Research, Microsoft Research and STMicroelectronics.

The research chair will be based at听Inria in听Lille, France.

About Marcelo Wanderley: 听Marcelo Wanderley holds a Ph.D. degree from the Universit茅 Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), France, on听acoustics, signal processing, and computer science applied to music. His main research interests include听gestural control of sound synthesis, input device design and evaluation, and the use of sensors and听actuators in digital musical instruments. Dr. Wanderley has chaired 2003 International Conference on New听Interfaces for Musical Expression, co-edited the electronic book 鈥淭rends in Gestural Control of Music鈥�, IRCAM, and co-authored听the textbook 鈥淣ew Digital Musical Instruments: Control听and Interaction Beyond the Keyboard鈥�, A-R Editions. He is currently William Dawson Scholar and听Professor in Music Technology at the Schulich School of Music, 缅北强奸, Montreal,听where he directed the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology听(CIRMMT) from 2011 to 2014.

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