AIR Lab

Junior researcher at AIR Lab, sound artist Tao Højgaard investigates sound as an epistemic tool, bridging artistic practice and scientific research. Grounded in methodological precision and data-driven composition, his works explore how affective sonic experiences generate new forms of understanding across disciplinary boundaries.

The central piece, Time Prism, translates 100 years of social transformation in Denmark into immersive soundscapes, offering an embodied experience of historical dynamics.

Additional works include Væren, a self-interacting sonic portrait exploring subjectivity and perception; The Central Dogma, a musical translation of molecular biology processes; and The Inger Christensen Literature Concert, which examines literature as a collective sociological phenomenon.

The event concludes with a live performance of The Inger Christensen Literature Concert.

UPDATE: thanks for all the interest. The position have now been filled 😉

Do you have skills within software and hardware prototyping (Arduino, P5JS, JavaScript etc.)

Do you have aspirations of working with digital and physical prototyping technologies within a lab based educational setting?

Are you looking for a highly flexible part time job with approx 10 hours/week.

Please get in touch at [email protected] to hear more about the possibilities...

Read more about the AIR Lab here: https://airlab.itu.dk/

Do you have skills within software and hardware prototyping (Arduino, P5JS, JavaScript etc.)

Do you have aspirations of working with digital and physical prototyping technologies within a lab based educational setting?

Are you looking for a highly flexible part time job with approx 10 hours/week.

Please get in touch at [email protected] to hear more about the possibilities...

Read more about the AIR Lab here: https://airlab.itu.dk/

Join our next workshop, where we explore how the MakeyMakey can be used to turn any conductive object into buttons, allowing for unique ways of interacting with your computer! This time, focusing on interactive FIGMA prototypes as our output :)
See you! Join our event-link in bio

Our second arduino basic workshop this semester! Another great opportunity of playing with arduino in a social context, exploring how Arduino can be used as a way of combining physical inputs and outputs! More info to come

Bring your computer! All students welcome!

Thanks for a great 5 years birthday celebration. We had a blast with new and old friends of Affective Interaction & Relations Lab 😵‍💫 😍

Join our upcoming workshop through the link in our bio!🙌 want to use machines learning in your design projects or prototypes? Then join our machine learning for designers workshop March 20th 14:00 - 17:00 2024!🤖 this workshop will teach you to use Wekinator! A free to use machine learning software made for designers!
https://airlab.itu.dk/event/weakinator-workshop/

Join us next week, to the first workshop of the semester! Faithful to tradition, we’re starting off with an Arduino workshop. What better way to improve your Arduino skills in a social context? It’s gonna be fun and insightful as always - bring a friend and your computer 👩‍💻 See you in AIRLAB!

Join us for the ITU CPH Light Festival Release Party on Thursday the 8th of February. The groups will present the light installations, which they have been working on since October. Snacks and drinks will be served in AirLab from 17:00. Afterwards the groups will present the light installations outside.

The light installations are a part of the Copenhagen Light Festival 2024 and it is the first time that students from ITU are participating in this festival. The light installations are placed outside around ITU campus and are exhibited throughout the month of February.

Come and join us for the presentation of the first light installations made by ITU students and celebrate the results! The event is open for everyone, also for people outside of ITU.

Facebook event:
https://fb.me/e/1SaV2CDMX

Join us for the ITU CPH Light Festival Release Party on Thursday the 8th of February. The groups will present the light installations, which they have been working on since October. Snacks and drinks will be served in AirLab from 17:00. Afterwards the groups will present the light installations outside. The light installations are a part of the Copenhagen Light Festival 2024 and it is the first time that students from ITU are participating in this festival. The light installations are placed outside around ITU campus and are exhibited throughout the month of February. Come and join us for the presentation of the first light installations made by ITU students and celebrate the results! The event is open for everyone, also for people outside of ITU. Agenda: 17:00 - welcome and drinks in AirLab 17:15 - outside “walk and talk” at the light installations Afterwards there will be more drinks and snacks in AirLab🎉 Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/1SaV2CDMX