Methods Hub Interview
Read the interview here: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/social-science/methods/methods-research/ https://twitter.com/DJCdelahaye/status/1385131236692217857
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Methods Hub Interview
SOUND OF THE YEAR AWARDS
WINNER: "BEST LISTENER" š Ethan de la Haye (age 2yrs) - First Ever Dawn Chorus š This short recording perfectly captures the awe-inspiring moment of listening to the dawn chorus…
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SOUND OF THE YEAR AWARDS
Balter video – award nominee
Chuffed to hear that Balter's video 'Erica's' has been nominated for "Trad Video of the Year 2020" in the Scots Trad Music Awards. I had the pleasure of recording this…
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Balter video – award nominee
Museums For Climate Action : COP26
How can museums evolve to address the challenges of a warming world? In the lead-up to COP26, Museums For Climate Action launched an international design and ideas competition to reimagine…
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Museums For Climate Action : COP26
BALTIC Installation
The work created for World Ocean's Day 2020, as part of my Pioneer Award funding, has been selected to be installed as part of the BALTIC Centre For Contemporary Arts's…
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BALTIC Installation
Times Higher Education shortlisting
TheĀ THEĀ Awards are widely recognised as the Oscars of the higher education sector. Each year they attract hundreds of entries that exemplify the talent, dedication and innovation of individuals and teams…
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Times Higher Education shortlisting
Newcastle University Press Office
Some coverage for World Oceans Day 2020 https://belong.ncl.ac.uk/blog/world-oceans-day-our-planet-needs-our-help https://www.ncl.ac.uk/press/articles/latest/2020/06/anoceanofsound/
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Newcastle University Press Office
Global Soundmap During Lockdown (The Guardian, UK)
This soundscape project is inspired by the pioneering work of bioacoustician Bernie Krause and is led by Prof Michael John Gorman, the founding director of the Biotopia museum in Munich,…
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Global Soundmap During Lockdown (The Guardian, UK)