Methods > --Sound & music capture

People

Daniel Burt

Part-Time ICT Officer at The Khalili Research Centre, and Freelance IT Consultant/Developer

Eric Clarke

Professor

John Coleman

Professor

Mary Dalrymple

Professor of Syntax

Mark Doffman

Researcher

Alun Edwards

Research Officer

Robert Gildea

Professor

Sergio Grau Puerto

Technical Project Officer (Media)

Andrew Hankinson

Former Post-doctoral Researcher, Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music
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Elizabeth Eva Leach, FBA

Professor of Music, Faculty of Music

Ian McClelland

Communications and Information Coordinator, Refugee Studies Centre

Greg Parker

Technical Director, Beazley Archive

Peter Robinson

Project Manager, Learning Technologies Group, IT Services, University of Oxford

David Zeitlyn

Professor

Projects

Around 1968: Activism, Networks, Trajectories

History Faculty, Robert Gildea- AHRC, Leverhulme Trust

British National Corpus

IT Services, Lou Burnard - Department of Trade and Industry

Creative Practice in Contemporary Concert Music

Music Faculty, Professor Eric Clarke, Faculty of Music - AHRC

Discovery: Digital semantic corpora for virtual research in philosophy

Oxford e-Research Centre, Paolo D’Iorio - European Commission (eContentplus programme)

Forced Migration Online

International Development, John Pilbeam - DfID, Mellon Foundation, EC

Great Writers

IT Services, Peter Robinson - JISC

Oxford Russian Life History Archive

Medieval & Modern Languages Faculty, Catriona H. M. Kelly - Leverhulme Trust, AHRC

Pichnavi

Archaeology, Michael Vickers - British Academy, British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara, and others

Podcasts from the University of Oxford

IT Services, Peter Robinson

Reel to Real

Pitt Rivers Museum, Christopher Morton - Esmée Fairbairn Foundation (Collections Fund)

Understanding Indonesian: developing a machine-usable grammar, dictionary and corpus

Linguistics, Philology & Phonetics Faculty, Mary Dalrymple

Workshops

21 Apr

The Music of Sound: a sonification symposium

The celebrations of Ada Lovelace’s 200th birthday demonstrated a larger interest in the intersection of machinery, music, and culture, and pushed existing disciplinary boundaries. The symposium will build on this and we look forward to developing ideas an
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