Graduate
The Sonification Lab is growing and is looking for graduate students
interested doing research in sonification, auditory displays and human
computer interaction. The lab is housed by the School of Psychology, but research opportunities are available for graduate students from other areas as well, including the College of Computing, the School of Literature, Communication and Culture, and the College of Architecture.
Undergraduate
The Sonification Lab also has many opportunities for undergraduates. Positions as research assistants and programmers are both available for either pay or course credit. Tasks for undergrad research assistants include participating in research experiment design, running subjects and gathering data. Programmers are needed to write the software that runs the experiments and stores the data.
Download a summary of our
Fall 2006 specific project needs. We have a variety of projects that need programmers of all types for implementation, HCI students to lead projects, and grad students to manage programs of investigation. This list is not exhaustive, but it does give an idea of the range of projects that are ongoing. Some projects have funding, so paid work is a possibility, but the majority of the opportunities listed here are intended to be completed first for course credit (special topics, etc.) in CS, Psych, or HCI.
