What is LHCsound?

Posted on February 17, 2010 by lilyasquith

LHCsound: the sonification of the ATLAS detector data output.

LHCsound is funded by the STFC as a public outreach project, but also has potential as a physics analysis/ detector monitoring tool and as a resource for musical composition and performance.

The project was conceived and preliminary funding acquired by myself (Lily Asquith) and Ed Chocolate, who is an engineer and musician.

LHCsound is currently in the software development stage. The lead developers are myself (Lily Asquith) and Richard Dobson. I am a high energy physicist working on the ATLAS detector at CERN, and Richard is a musician and developer of the CDP (Composer’s Desktop Project) software which is used in this project.

Our website is www.lhcsound.com.

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About lilyasquith

I am a particle physicist working on sonification of the data output from the ATLAS detector at CERN. The project I'm working on is called LHCsound and is funded by the STFC. It is based at University College London where I have just finished my PhD on the search prospects for a low mass standard model Higgs Boson. I have now moved to Chicago to start an ATLAS postdoc with Argonne National Laboratory.

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One Response to What is LHCsound?

Mao Vargas says:

May 23, 2010 at 12:39 pm

Te felicito Lily Por Tus Investigaciones en el Campo de La fisica. Soy músico y Folclórico me parece Muy Interesante tu Trabajo.

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