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Sven Anderson | Glorianna Davenport | Linda Doyle | Katherine Moriwaki | Catherine Vaucelle
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| Glorianna Davenport: is a founding member of the MIT Media Lab where she directs the Interactive Cinema group. Trained as a documentary filmmaker, Glorianna has achieved international recognition for her work in new media forms. Her research explores fundamental issues related to collaborative co-construction of digital media experiences; where the task of narration is shared among authors, consumers, and computer mediators. Glorianna's work combines rich narrative content with customizable, personalisable storyteller systems which dynamically serve and adapt to a widely dispersed society of audience. She has taught, lectured and published internationally on subjects of interactive media and story construction and serves as a consultant to technology and content companies. She is recipient of MIT's prestigious Gyorgy Kepes Fellowship Award for excellence in the Arts. She is a co-founder of the Media Lab Europe in Dublin. URL:http://gid.www.media.mit.edu/people/gid/ |
| Linda Doyle: is a lecturer in the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering Trinity College Dublin. Her research group, the Networks & Telecommunications Research Group, (NTRG), is based in the Department of Engineering and the Department of Computer Science. The NTRG focuses on core networking technologies, telecommunications services, e-commerce and network security. The main focus of the work is centered on 4G communication systems, reconfigurable radio, and ad hoc networks. Her particular research is based on wireless communication systems with both a technical and artistic side. URL: www.mee.tcd.ie/~ledoyle EMAIL: linda.doyle(at)tcd.ie |
| Katherine Moriwaki: is an artist and researcher investigating networks, wearables, and the experiential resonance of technologically mediated public space. Currently a Ph.D. Candidate in the Networks and Telecommunications Research Group (NTRG) at Trinity College Dublin, Katherine's dissertation is focused on creative and artistic applications of networked communications and emergent behavior in public space. In addition to her research, Katherine teaches in the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Trinity. Formerly a Design Fellow at Parsons School of Design Katherine co-developed and taught "Fashionable Technology", an interdisciplinary collaboration studio exploring the interstices of wearable technology, art, and fashion. Her work has appeared in IEEE Spectrum Magazine, and has presented at numerous festivals and peer-reviewed conferences. URL: www.kakirine.com Blog: www.personaldebris.com |
| Catherine Vaucelle: Cati's current challenge as researcher and visual media artist is to create transformable interfaces--physical objects, videos, interactive installations--that allow people to engage others in questioning their beliefs. Her position is constructionist: we learn by experience. Her goal is to explore the specific functions of an interface that empowers people in
discovering new ideas, and that involves them in challenging their assumptions about their surrounding environment. Resume: www.mle.ie/people/c-vaucelle/index.html Portfolio:www.mle.ie/~cati/ Pangaea supporting member: www.pangaean.org/japanese/supporter.html |