Forthcoming

  • Erika Donald. “The Teaching and Learning of Movement in Cello Playing: Exploring New Technologies and Pedagogies”, Ph.D. thesis (Music Education), forthcoming. Co-supervised with Virginia Penhune, Concordia University.
  • Mahtab Ghamsari-Esfahani. “Evaluating the role of mappings in skill acquisition with digital musical instruments”, M.A. thesis, forthcoming.
  • Avrum Hollinger. “Optical Sensing, Embedded Systems, and Musical Interfaces for Functional Neuroimaging”, Ph.D. thesis, forthcoming.
  • Joseph Malloch. “Software Tools for Mapping Digital Musical Instruments”, Ph.D. thesis, forthcoming.
  • Vanessa Yaremchuk. “Musical Applications of Artificial Neural Networks”, Ph.D. thesis, forthcoming.

Completed

Ph.D. Theses

  • Mark Zadel. “Input Devices and Graphical Performance Software: Case Studies Using Different Strokes”, Ph.D. thesis. Co-supervisors: Marcelo M. Wanderley and Gary Scavone. Thesis defended on November 12, 2012.
  • Cléo Palacio-Quintin. “Composition d'Oeuvres pour Hyper-flûtes et Traitement Audionumérique Interactif”. D. Mus. thesis (Composition), Université de Montréal. Supervisors: Jean Piché (Université de Montréal) and Marcelo M. Wanderley. Thesis defended on May 17, 2012.
  • Rodolphe Koehly. “Fabrication of Sustainable Resistive-Based Paper Touch Sensors: Application to Music Technology”, Ph.D. thesis, McGill University. Defended on September 7, 2011. Co-supervised by Theodorus van de Ven (Chemistry, McGill) and Denis Curtil (Pagora, France). PDF forthcoming.

M.A. Theses

  • Bruno Angeles. “Conceptual Integration and User Interface Metaphor for the Multi-Touch Control of Recorded Audio”, M.A. thesis.