Anya Yermakova is a multi-disciplinary artist and scholar. She is particularly interested in embodied logicality bringing into salience that dynamic, relational and nonbinary notions can constitute the foundation for common sense. Using proto-rhythms and micro-rhythms...
Juan Pablo “JP” Carrascal is a UX Researcher and musician. He currently works as a UX Researcher manager at Microsoft, leading a team of researchers focused on improving the experience of cloud developers. He has a PhD in Human-Computer Interaction. He...
Peter is a Marine Ecologist, an Environmental Scientist and an Oceanographer with an interest in environmental characterisation through sampling and monitoring. Interested in the interrelationship between biological systems and the physical environment Peter has...
Sitara Kapur is a singer, musician, and environmental advocate with a passion for biological sciences, marine conservation and environmental research. Her singing style is influenced by jazz, R&B, neo-soul and classical music. She has performed as a solo artist,...
André Araújo (Porto, 1999) is a Portuguese musician, visual artist and researcher. He studied Classical and Jazz Program at the Conservatório de Música do Porto and has a Bachelor’s degree in Jazz and Light Music (woodwinds) at the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel -...
Alexandra Antonopoulou is a UK based designer and a Course Leader at the University of the Arts London. Alexandra has also taught design, story-making and immersive environments modules at Goldsmiths and the Royal College of Art. Her work engages with wider discourses...
Music Tech Fest (MTF) is a growing global community of over 7000 brilliant innovators. These innovators come from a wide range of backgrounds, disciplines and skillsets.
Many are academics – doctoral, postdoctoral and professorial; others are industry experts, scientists, professional artists, producers, curators, business executives, media professionals and more.
The core purpose of MTF is to seed and support new ideas, new collaborations and new projects that go on to have a life beyond MTF – as research projects, products, businesses, artistic performances and inventions that would not otherwise have been created.
MTF democratises innovation by placing creativity at the centre. It brings together arts and science, academia and industry in a space of common understanding – to use music as a social glue and a springboard to address grand challenges through curiosity, ingenuity and collaborative making.
