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by the Junior Chamber International Italy and nominated for the world TOYP prize

TOYP (The Outstanding Young Persons) for the category Research

Best Original Experimental Work at International School of Particle Physics Erice

Robert Hofstadter Awards at International School of Particle Physics Erice

Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Member, Audio Engineering Society

The use of sonification for physiotherapy in human movement tasks: A scoping review

Lower limb tri-joint synchrony during running gait: A longitudinal age-based study

Is Active Transport and Leisure-Time Physical Activity Associated With Inflammatory Markers in US Adults? A Cross-Sectional Analyses From NHANES

Coordination in gait: Demonstration of a spectral approach

Limit cycle dynamics of the gymnastics longswing

Dr Domenico Vicinanza is Senior Lecturer in Electronics in the School of Computing and Information Science at Anglia Ruskin. He combines expertise in music and science - and is one of the pioneers of ‘data sonification’ (the mapping of data to music) for scientific and artistic purposes. He uses music as a way to engage public interest in science and to enhance the experience of science issues - with projects for NASA and CERN. He co-created a soundtrack for the 5000th Mars sunrise - which he launched in the NASA booth at the global Supercomputing Conference - and is creating ringtones for NASA. His work is the focus of a BBC radio programme.

Domenico received his PhD degree in Physics working at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN, Geneva). He is a professional music composer and orchestrator. Since the end of 1990s he supported scientists in different fields, from hydrobiology to cosmology, from earth science to particle physics providing, through sound, different perspectives to their data. He also founded an organisation to research ancient instruments (in the BC period of history) and to reconstruct lost instruments.

Mathematical Music Theory

South Synthesis

Public Engagement in Science

Music and Science

Data Sonification

Acoustics

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Experience the sound of a martian sunrise

Scientists turn Martian sunrise into a piece of music

This is the sound of a sunrise on Mars, translated into music – and it's completely haunting

Space becomes music to the ears of scientists

Can You Hear the Higgs?

Senior Lecturer in Electronics

Domenico Vicinanza (GÉANT & Anglia Ruskin Univeristy) and Genevieve Williams (University of Exeter) inviting NPAPW19 participants to a hackathon challenge.

The Network Performing Arts Production Workshop (NPAPW) is an annual conference hosted in a rotating city of Europe and the United States of America every other year. It is a single track workshop in which attendees learn about technologies utilizing advanced networks to enable arts instruction and performance, experience master classes and live performances leveraging these technologies, and meet the colleagues and representatives from institutions advancing this realm of work: npapw.org

NPAPW19 Hackathon by Domenico Vicinanza and Genevieve Williams

Physicist and musician Domenico Vicinanza has taken 36 years of data from Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 and turned it into a musical duet.

Video interview for Val 202, Radio Slovenia via Arnes MCU, H.323 network.

Domenico Vicinanza: Spacecraft musical duet

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