Micro Lux Chants (at RAW conference 2017, University of Texas at Dallas)
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Listening to Bioluminescent Bacteria
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Transcript of Micro Lux Chants (at RAW conference 2017, University of Texas at Dallas)
Listening to Bioluminescent Bacteria
Creatures of LightBristlemouths
Hawaiian Bobtail Squid
Lion’s Mane Jellyfish
Firefly
Algae at the seashore
Bioluminescence
Production and emission of light by organisms
Bio-chemical oxidation reaction
Hawaiian Bobtail Squid
Vibrio Fischeri
Gassensmith Lab
Jeremiah J GassensmithChemistry and Biochemistry
Roger MalinaArts and Technology
ArtSciLab
Bioluminescence in ArtBioluminescence in Drug Delivery SystemsBioluminescence and SonificationListening to Bioluminescent Bacteria?
Scot Gresham Lancaster
Sound Design
1. Lag Phase 2.Log Phase 3.Stationary Phase
4.Death Phase
2 days +1 day +2 days
+2 days
SonificationThe use of any form of audio to convey information or data.
The data can be in the form of numbers, graph charts, images, video or any other form.
Listening to data changes or just
Patches in Max/msp 7Max/Msp is a visual programming language
Patches are the programs written in Max.
A set of objects are connected together to construct a patch.
PatchInput Output
Patch
Listening to the chants from the bacteria
Diagnosis, Detection, Listening
Sound of bioluminescence
Visual footage of the bacteria
Micro Lux Chants To Sonify the Life Cycle of Bioluminescent Bacteria.
The prototype will help us determine the health of bacteria by listening to them, enabling the prospect of a new form of auscultation in medicine.
Listening to change is also seeing change.
FacultyJeremiah J Gassensmith
Scot Gresham Lancaster
Roger Malina
Cassini Nazir
Victoria Nguyen
Anna Lynn-Edwards
Ritwik Kaikini
Ashton Brillante
Kuo-Wei Lee
Students
