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Education
PhD student at the Interaction,
Media and Communication group, Department of Computer Science,
Queen Mary, University of London. Director: Dr Pat Healey. 2005
- 2008.
Research
assistant
at the Centre de recherches Informatique et Création
Musicale (Computer Science Research Centre, Musical Creation),
University Paris VIII, Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, 2003
- 2006. Director : Professor Horacio Vaggione. Subject : Visualization
of sound, sonification of visual.
DEA
composition and research, University Paris VIII, Doctoral school
Aesthetic, Sciences and Techniques of Arts. Master paper on
spatialization in music.
Master
degree in computer science, IUP NTIE, University Toulouse le
Mirail, France, 2002
Two-year
class in electroacoustic composition at the Music Conservatory
of Pantin, France, with Christine Groult, 2002-2004
Experiences
Software
- First prize
of the LoMus 2006 software contest for the program Pompiloop
Lectures
- Teacher Assistant of Nick Bryan Kinns for the course New
Interface for Musical Expression of the BSc Computer Science
of Queen Mary, University of London and the Department of
Computing and Information Management, Hong Kong, 2005 -2006.
- Workshops at the Ecole Supérieure des Arts et de
la Communication of Pau, France. Sound for artistic installation,
motion capture, sound spatialisation, interactive installation,
generative art, 2004-2006.
- Interventions at the Studio national d'art contemporain
Le Fresnoy on four interactive installation, 2005.
Researcher
at the CICM,
Maison des Sciences de l'Homme Paris Nord with Anne Sedes, 2002-2006
- Teach computer
music and programmation at University Paris VIII
- Research
on visualisation of sound, writting of thirteen
scientific papers, nine of which have been published
- Software
development : trajectory, egosound, sonos, pompiloop
- Manipulation
of sensors with Max/MSP/Jitter in live concert and with
interactive installation
Software
engineer at INA/GRM, 2001-2002
- Development
of the Acousmographe software. C++, MFC, gdi+
Software engineer at CS-SI, Toulouse, 2000-2001
- Object design on CARINS ( Calcul de résaux en régime
instationnaire), a CNES project ( National Centre of Space
Studies) : modelling and calculating the operations inside
a Ariane engine
- Research on the possibility of using the CNES Mercator
Software from a distant point. Mercator is used while satellites
are launched, in order to calculate the exact destination
orbit. My work has been used to upgrade the software. The
technologies used are : UML, Java, RMI, XML, C, CORBA
More? see courses and performances...
Jean-Baptiste
Thiebaut is a member of the French Association of Computer
Music (AFIM) and of the International Computer Music Association
(ICMA)
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