Difference between revisions of "Graduate Student Bios"
Ccastellanos (talk | contribs) |
Ccastellanos (talk | contribs) |
||
Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
'''''Protocol'''''<br /> | '''''Protocol'''''<br /> | ||
− | [[Image: | + | [[Image:protocol_collage.jpg | Protocol]]<br /> |
− | + | <table border="0" width=500> | |
+ | <tr><td> | ||
+ | 's skin. [http://ccastellanos.com/projects/protocol/ More info] | ||
+ | </td></tr> | ||
+ | </table> | ||
'''''Heterogenesis'''''<br /> | '''''Heterogenesis'''''<br /> | ||
[[Image:heterogenesis_rendering.jpg | Heterogenesis]]<br /> | [[Image:heterogenesis_rendering.jpg | Heterogenesis]]<br /> | ||
− | + | <table border="0" width=500> | |
+ | <tr><td> | ||
+ | heterogenesis/ More info] | ||
+ | </td></tr> | ||
+ | </table> | ||
For more information on Carlos' work see his website, http://ccastellanos.com<br><br> | For more information on Carlos' work see his website, http://ccastellanos.com<br><br> |
Revision as of 23:01, 28 July 2010
Meehae Song
Email: meehaes [at] sfu [dot] ca
Degree: PhD
Research Interests, keywords: Virtual Reality, Meditation, Biofeedback, Chronic Pain.
Recent Activities: Currently, Meehae is working on a virtual walking meditation application
(Virtual Meditative Walk) under Dr. Gromala and the Transforming Pain Research Group.
This application uses VR and biofeedback technologies to drive the visuals/sound while
the meditator walks on a treadmill. She is also working on an interactive tree installation
as well as revisiting the Neurofloat project over the summer.
Carlos Castellanos
Email: carlos_castellanos [at] sfu [dot] ca
Degree: PhD
Research Interests, keywords: Interactive Art, Phenomenology, Human/Machine Co-evolution,
Embodiment, Cybernetics, AI/A-life, Networks.
Current Projects:
Protocol is an interactive art installation that attempts to realize a new form of human-machine symbiosis. Through a multi-More info |
Heterogenesis is an interactive sound and tactile environment consisting of a group of autonomous artificial life agents that collectively form a rudimentary artificial neural network. The agents, taking the form of long pillar-More info |
For more information on Carlos' work see his website, http://ccastellanos.com
Angela Tomizu
Email: atomizu [at] sfu [dot] ca
Degree: MA
Research Interests, keywords: Communication Design, Performance, Biofeedback,
Bioresponsive Art, Interactive Art, Pain, Anxiety, Empathy.
Recent Activities: Angela is currently the Sessional Instructor for IAT 102 - Graphic Design,
building her thesis project B[i[ound: a bioresponsive corset performance and writing her
Masters thesis. She is also a designer for the BioMedia Lab and is a member of the Transforming
Pain Research Group.
Amir Aziz Ghahary
Email:
Degree:
Research Interests, keywords:
Recent Activities:
Jay Vidyarthi
Email:
Degree: MSc
Research Interests, keywords: Interface Design, Human-computer Interaction, Usability,
Self-Expression, Spirituality, Biofeedback, Psychophysics, Art Therapy, Pain, Anxiety, Stress.
Recent Activities: Publication and presentation at the ECA2010 conference in Geneva and the
EuroITV2010 conference in Tampere. Numerous user experience research / design / evaluation projects
for major industrial clients.
Mark Nazemi
Email: mna31 [at] sfu [dot] ca
Degree: MA
Research Interests, keywords: Sound Design & Music Composition for the purpose of
transcendence / meditation, user-driven non-linear sound compositions, creating Poetic Immersive
Environments & visual performance.
Recent Activities: Mark is a recent graduate of the SIAT undergraduate program and also
teaches sound design & audio engineering.