1. Juraj Kojs, Ph.D. Asst. Professor Prof. Practice, Music Theory and Composition, Director, Electronic Music His creative and research work reaches to the areas of music at the threshold of hearing, action-based acoustics and electroacoustic music, cyberinstruments created with physical modeling synthesis, tactile music, native instruments from central Europe, contemporary concert music, dance music, interactive audio-visual performance, muscle-powered multimedia, music with everyday objects and toys and graphic notation. Alberto Cairo, Ph.D. Asst. Professor Prof. Practice, Journalism and Media Management His research interests focus on the convergence between visual communication, journalism, cognitive science, cartography, and statistics. Juhong Park, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Architecture and Urbanism Coordinator of M.S Arch. in Computational and Embedded Technology Program His research is centered on Human-Machine-Collaboration, through research on Machine Learning and Computer Vision, as a vehicle to expand the horizon of human capability. MTC Department, MM in Digital Arts and Sound Design

2.  Interactive audio visual installation Translation device ○ Translation of traditional Chinese musical notation to Western musical language.  Game-like user-friendly interface  Raising awareness Loss of traditional arts and knowledge Informative all the while being visually stimulating & entertaining

3. December/January: Further development of concept – visualization and musical elements January/February: Experimental phase to determining best form of data inputs, outputs, and information flow February/March: Testing prototypes on a smaller scale Finalization of musical elements April/May: Final assembly and presentation Documentation: Create and maintain a blog to chronicle the process ○ Domain: www.catalinavonwrangell.comwww.catalinavonwrangell.com