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- Bonjour,
Je suis un ancien étudiant de Paris 4 (thèse sur les cithares-planche médiévales), aujourd'hui associé au projet anr Musiconis (Paris-Sorbonne/Poitiers)
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Call for papers, Musiconis Conference, 11, 12, and 13 June 2015 in Chartres
Posted on November 18, 2014 at 10:37 0 Comments 4 Likes
The visual representation of speech, sound, and noise from Antiquity to the Renaissance
The Musiconis conference will take into account the conveyance of sound through all types of visual representation, whether figurative, mathematical, graphic, calligraphic, epigraphic, coloristic, ornamental, compositional, substantive or other means. The conference presentations may address all visual media, from…
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Dear Xavier,
I wonder if this job advertisement might be of interest to you?
Best wishes,
Julia
Postdoctoral Research Assistant - Linked Data and Music
Oxford e-Research Centre, Oxford
Vacancy ID :
113899
We are seeking a Research Associate working on the Semantic Web and
Linked Data technologies for application in the domain of music
consumption and production, specifically for the SLoBR and FAST
projects. These projects share a common purpose in the development and
application of Linked Data to all stages in the digital music lifecycle.
SLoBR (Semantic Linking of BBC Radio: Programme Data and Early Music), a
joint project with the Centre and Goldsmiths University of London and
the BBC, will use linked data to combine musicological research data
with programme information from the BBC early music show and external
resources such as DBpedia. The project will focus on the use and
consumption of this data, developing a web based User Interface (UI) for
navigating related information in the context of Early Music Show
content and generalising these approaches into tools for similar data
reduction, visualisation and exploration problems in linked data., the
project will involve liaison with musicology specialists at our partner
institution and travel to the BBC in London for regular collaboration
sessions. The EPSRC funded FAST (Fusing Semantic and Audio Technologies
for Intelligent Music Production and Consumption) will pursue radical
innovations amidst challenges driven by the practical needs of end-users
throughout the music industry, with exciting proof-of-concept
demonstrators that collectively form an intelligent music information
infrastructure and include the application of state of the art signal
processing and Semantic Web techniques.
This is a fixed-term post for 2 years in the first instance.
For full details see:
https://www.recruit.ox.ac.uk/pls/hrisliverecruit/erq_jobspec_version_4.jobspec?p_id=113899