Audio Research

News

• Register for the upcomming Contemporary Ambient Research Symposium (CARS), taking place on November 9th, 2024 at UCA Farnham

• ARC Academics Mark Brill and Harry Whalley create a new UKRI funded Anticipatory Care Tool and website anticipatory.care

• Join us for Music and the Memory Machine - for young musicians in the Farnham Area - 11th July 2024.

Founded in 2017 by Harry Whalley and Tom Northey, the Audio Research Cluster (ARC) emerged alongside the establishment of music as a dedicated subject area at the University for the Creative Arts (UCA). ARC quickly solidified UCA's reputation as a hub for postgraduate research, fostering an environment where groundbreaking PhD projects flourish.

Diverse Research Areas:
ARC's research interests span a wide spectrum, delving into the fascinating intersections of music and technology, exploring the profound impact of music on health and memory, and shedding light on the experiences of individuals living with dementia.

Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Spirit:
Embracing the Arts School's ethos of knowledge sharing, ARC thrives on collaboration and interdisciplinary inquiry. It is this unique blend of perspectives and expertise that fuels the cluster's innovative research endeavors.

Join the ARC Community:
Whether you're a budding researcher, a seasoned scholar, or simply passionate about the power of sound, ARC invites you to explore its vibrant community. Discover how ARC is shaping the future of audio research and pushing the boundaries of creative expression.

UCA Farnham is the largest campus of the University for the Creative Arts (UCA), a specialist art and design university located in the south of England. Farnham itself has a rich history in crafts and was recently awarded World Craft Town status, making it an ideal environment for pursuing creative passions. Located conveniently near the town center, the campus boasts an extensive range of specialist facilities, including studios for ceramics, metalwork, filmmaking, and animation.

Doctoral College Cantabury 
UCA Canterbury is a vibrant and creative campus located in the heart of the historic city of Canterbury and is home to the Doctoral College. The Doctoral College is the central hub for creative PhD study at the University for the Creative Arts (UCA). Located close to the Canterbury campus at Rochester House, it provides a supportive and inspiring environment for doctoral researchers across various creative disciplines.