This will be the Midland Branch’s Christmas lecture; mince pies and mulled wine (and apple juice) will be served from 1800.
About the talk:
When soundscape researchers say that context is everything, however loosely “context” can be defined, it is not an understatement. This talk will deliver an overview of a couple of lab studies conducted at UCL Here East Audio Lab employing immersive virtual reality simulations. A laboratory protocol for soundscape research will be discussed and some findings on the effects of various visual scenarios on soundscape perception will be shared.
About the speaker:
Tin is a researcher, urban planner, architect and musician. He got is M.Arch. and Ph.D. (Architecture and Urbanism) degrees at the University of Zagreb, in Croatia. From 2009 to 2015, he worked as Research and Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb. From 2015 to 2018 he was Post-doctoral Researcher at the Department of Urban and Spatial Planning and Landscape Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb (Croatia). In 2017 he was appointed for six months as a Visiting Academic at Acoustics Group of the School of Architecture, University of Sheffield (UK), funded by the Croatian Academy of Science and Arts research grant and the Croatian Science Foundation. During his studies in architecture and urbanism and following his education in music theory, he started working on several music projects. From July 2018, Tin was appointed as Research Assistant at the Bartlett Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering of the University College London (UK), to work on the ERC-funded project entitled “Soundscape Indices”.
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