Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
UPDATE: Now rescheduled for 26th April.
What even IS Data Sonification? And why is it relevant?
For this session we are delighted to have acclaimed producer and Cambridge University academic Jess Bartlett to introduce you to the groundwork of Data Sonification: how to transform data into sound and why it matters to scientists and music makers alike.
About Jess Bartlett:
Jess Bartlett (b. 1990) originally trained as a Pharmacist at UEA, often slipping into the music rooms to play piano between lectures. Jess now works as a Public Engagement Coordinator at The CIMR, University of Cambridge strategically traversing the space between research and public audiences, while also working as a freelance producer, engineer, and composer/songwriter, Island Fox. At the University of Cambridge, Jess is passionate about finding innovative and exciting ways to communicate and enhance groundbreaking, novel research to different audience groups. She loves exploring new fields of research through evidence-based practice, being on the precipice of new territory, and creating inspiring “discussion” spaces for thought and action.
UPDATE: Now rescheduled for 26th April.
What even IS Data Sonification? And why is it relevant?
For this session we are delighted to have acclaimed producer and Cambridge University academic Jess Bartlett to introduce you to the groundwork of Data Sonification: how to transform data into sound and why it matters to scientists and music makers alike.
About Jess Bartlett:
Jess Bartlett (b. 1990) originally trained as a Pharmacist at UEA, often slipping into the music rooms to play piano between lectures. Jess now works as a Public Engagement Coordinator at The CIMR, University of Cambridge strategically traversing the space between research and public audiences, while also working as a freelance producer, engineer, and composer/songwriter, Island Fox. At the University of Cambridge, Jess is passionate about finding innovative and exciting ways to communicate and enhance groundbreaking, novel research to different audience groups. She loves exploring new fields of research through evidence-based practice, being on the precipice of new territory, and creating inspiring “discussion” spaces for thought and action.
