SETI Institute AIR Program

The SETI Institute invites CCRMA faculty, students and alumni to a keynote presentation by SETI’s artists in residence. Please join Chris Chafe, Nette Worthey, SETI scientists Jill Tarter and Nathalie Cabrol, incoming AIRs Nina Waisman and Martin Wilner, NASA historian Glenn Bugos and friends for this informal gathering. Other attendees to be announced.

In the interest of including CCRMA in SETI AIR opportunities SETI’s first artist in residence, Charles Lindsay, will give an overview of the program and then describe the collaborations resulting from his residency - including an audio work begun at NASA Ames with the DWAVE2 quantum computer, and CODE Humpback, an installation combining morse code and whale communications, from his AIR partnership with SETI scientist Laurance Doyle.

Lindsay will also discuss OSA EARS, a project in Costa Rica designed to deliver real time sound from one of our planets most bio-diverse rain forests to anyone anywhere with internet. OSA EARS will also offer AIR opportunities.

 

The SETI AIR team of Danny Bazo, Marko Peljhan and Karl Yerkes, from UC Santa Barbara, will discuss their work with NASA/Kepler PI Jon Jenkins.
 

Q&A to follow, with further discussions over beers at a neighborhood pub (TBA).
 

SETI AIR program: http://www.seti.org/artist-in-residence
 

OSA EARS: http://vimeo.com/89009286
 

Charles Lindsay: http://charleslindsay.com

http://motherboard.vice.com/read/waves-of-led-set-to-the-sound-of-a-quantum-computer
 

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