


This month, the Interaction Lab is exploring the theme of Sounds & Technology, equipping students with the fundamentals of music production and sound design. Our team has organised many events to teach you how to apply sounds to your personal and academic projects. Whether you want to create melodies, engineer app soundscapes, or explore robotic noises for user interaction, we've got you covered.
In perfect harmony with our theme, we are excited for “Luister! We eten” (translated as “Listen! We eat”), a performance that blends technology with sound engineering. Picture this: sound tables transforming a meal into a show for the senses, inviting participants on a journey of culinary discovery like never before. This performance by Fedde &de Carvalho will be brought to the University of Twente, from the 27th to the 30th of May. There are still tickets left!
Don’t miss out! Check the overview of events below.

Science Soup - Transform your run with wearm.ai: a lunch talk by Huawei Wang about the development of a wearable solution that can help monitor and reduce sports injuries, especially during running. There is no need to sign up for this event.
Workshop - Music Production 101: a workshop on the development of digital music using Ableton Live.
Workshop - Synthesis and Sound Design 101: a workshop on the basics of synthesis in music production. This workshop will cover topics like soundwaves, oscillators, filters, envelops, modulations, and effects.
Science Soup - Robot Sound Design: a lunch talk by Khiet Truong and Hideki Garcia Goo about the importance of sound design for the communication between the robot and the user. There is no need to sign up for this event.
Creative Workshop - Your Body is an Instrument: A workshop to teach you how to use different sensors to make the world your musical environment.
Theatre Performance - Listen! We Eat: A performance by Fedde &de Carvalho.
Science Soup - Spiral of Time: a lunch talk by Wahaj Ahmad about the interactive art project “Spiral of Time”, an exploration of how technology can capture and reinterpret the essence of time through sound. There is no need to sign up for this event.

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