Sonic Intangibles
Sonification is a way of representing data through sound. It has been used to represent distant galaxies, computer network traffic, and the Earth’s magnetic sphere.
This project aims to bring together researchers from different disciplines to explore the most effective way of collaborating to produce sonification of research data. As part of the project, the NUSTEM team are developing a ‘Sounds club’ for primary schools to see if sonification could be useful in primary school teaching.
NUSTEM Team: Carol Davenport, Annie Padwick, Antonio Portas
Northumbria University academic Partners: Shelly Knotts, Daniel Ratliff, Paul Vickers, Lucy Whalley
Newcastle University academic partners: Jorge Boehringer, George Castleton, Christopher Harrison, Bennett Hogg, Rose Shepherd,
Funded by: UKRI’s Cross Research Council Responsive Mode Scheme Grant number MR/Z506448/1