1. Program
  2. Research
  3. Research Events

Research Events

Meetings, Workshops, Symposia, and Conferences

2023

    • MEETINGS
    • February 21, 2023 at 4PM / EMPAC Research Suite
    • meeting, open-to-campus
    • General Research Meeting
    • Regular general research meetings for interested Rensselaer students, staff, and faculty.
    • April 19, 2023 at 4PM / Studio 2
    • meeting, open-to-campus
    • General Research Meeting
    • Regular general research meetings for interested Rensselaer students, staff, and faculty.
    • WORKSHOPS
    • March 17, 2023 at 2PM / Studio 1—Goodman
    • workshop, music/sound, open-to-public
    • Expanded Instrument System (EIS) Workshop
    • Jonas Braasch, Michael Century, Stephanie Loveless
    • Bring your own musical instrument! Join the EMPAC Research program for a hands-on workshop exploring Pauline Oliveros’ Expanded Instrument System (EIS) with introductions by Michael Century, Stephanie Loveless, and Jonas Braasch. Under continual development since 1965, the system is a series of computer-generated delays that process acoustic and vocal sounds, offering musicians, composers, and the curious ways to explore improvisations and compositions using sonic manipulation.
    • SYMPOSIA
    • May 15–16, 2023 / Studio 2
    • symposium, OPEN-TO-CAMPUS
    • Gameful And Immersive Learning Symposium
    • Supported by the Rensselaer Provost Office for Undergraduate Education, this Symposium presents talks and panel discussions around teaching innovations in gameful learning and the use of immersive teaching environments. Register
    • June 23–24, 2023 / Theater, CRAIVE Lab
    • symposium, OPEN-TO-CAMPUS
    • International Symposium On Assistive Technology For Music And Art (ISATMA)
    • Supported by the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation, EMPAC Research will host ISATMA in 2023. This symposium is devoted to new technologies and artistic concepts that provide artists across abilities with access to creative tools for making multimedia works. Learn about adaptive interfaces that can control digital workstations for people with limited mobility and experience accessible telepresence environments where people of all abilities can take part in group collaborations.