3
Nov
2025
International Conference I “Algorithmic Audiovisualities: Music and Media in the Age of AI”
This event brings together researchers, artists, technologists, and educators from across the world to engage critically with one of the most transformative forces of our time: the growing entanglement of artificial intelligence with the creative, cultural, and sensory dimensions of audiovisual media. The conference approaches these transformations from multiple perspectives: creative potential and content personalization,... Read More
Lectures by Haig Utidjian (EMS) in Australia (October) and Italy (November)
Haig Utidjian, researcher at the Early Music Studies Group, was invited to give a lecture in Australia/Online. The theme of last Wednesday’s session, October 29, was “Armenian Scriptors, Cantors and Notators Through the Ages”, focusing on the auspices of the Diocese of the Armenian Church of Australia and New Zealand. The researcher will give another... Read More
/
Portuguese Journal of Musicology I Volume 10/2 (2023)
The Portuguese Journal of Musicology new series has recently published online the volume 10/2 (2023) available at this link. To consult and download the contents, visit the official RPM website.
/
Communication by Kristin Hoefener (EMS) in Naples, Italy
CESEM’s researcher Kristin Hoefener (Early Music Studies Group) will present at the conference Rappresentare l’Aldilà nel Medioevo latino e romanzo (Naples, November 5–7) a paper on the Dies irae, tracing its origin, transmission, and reinterpretation from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century within Franciscan and Dominican contexts. A musicological session will examine how medieval chant... Read More
Presentation by Sónia Duarte (CTC) at the III Congress “O Porto Romântico”
The first day of the III Congress “O Porto Romântico”, scheduled for 23 and 24 October, will feature a communication by Sónia Duarte, member of the Research Group for the Study of Music, Critical Theory and Communication, entitled ‘ADSPECTUS 19’20: Mapping sound and images in portraits of music and dance in Porto Romântico’. More information... Read More
/
Paula Gomes-Ribeiro (CTC / SociMus) participates in the ‘European Congress on Disinformation and Fact-Checking’
Paula Gomes-Ribeiro (NOVA FCSH / CESEM) will take part in the ‘European Congress on Disinformation and Fact-Checking – Beyond 2025: Emerging Threats and Solutions in the Global Information Ecosystem’, organised by UC3M MediaLab (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid). The congress will be held in a hybrid format (Madrid and online) on 29 and 30 October.... Read More
New autograph manuscript of English composer Henry Purcell identified by Andrew Woolley, EMS researcher
A manuscript discovered in an archive in Norfolk, UK, has been identified as a partial autograph of the seventeenth-century English composer Henry Purcell by Andrew Woolley (Early Music Studies Group). The manuscript was discovered by Caro Lesemann-Elliott (Royal Holloway, University of London), a member of a team working for a research project financed by the UK Arts... Read More
14
Oct
2025
Contemporaneities Cycle I ‘¿Cómo suenan las emociones? Interactividad, sensores y gesto en la composición contemporánea’
Lluís Guerra Recas is a composer, pianist, and PhD in Artistic Production and Research. He currently serves as Academic Director of the Bachelor’s Degree in Music and Sound for Interactive Experiences at ENTI–University of Barcelona. His career combines creative musical practice, university teaching, and research on the relationship between music, emotion, and interactive systems. He... Read More
13
Oct
2025
Workshop on Preparing Competitive Research Proposals I Professor Mette Bruun (PRIVACY)
The Workshop on Preparing Competitive Research Proposals will be led by Professor Mette Bruun from the Centre for Privacy Studies, University of Copenhagen, on October 14 (2.00 p.m. – 4.30 p.m.) – room B201 – and October 15 (10.00 a.m. – 12.30 a.m.) – room C115 – Avenida de Berna. The workshop will be conducted in English. This workshop... Read More
NOVA FCSH celebrates 6th edition of Open Science Month
For the sixth consecutive year, NOVA FCSH is once again marking Open Science Month. This initiative is part of International Open Access Week 2025, which takes place globally in the third week of October under the theme ‘Who owns knowledge?’. Organised by the NOVA FCSH Open Science Working Group, this edition offers a diverse programme of free... Read More