Research Bio

Edmund Campion is a composer and sound artist whose research focuses on electroacoustic music, computer-assisted composition, and interactive performance. He explores how technology can extend musical creativity and human expression. Campion’s works integrate digital sound synthesis, spatial acoustics, and real-time performance systems to create immersive sonic environments. His research bridges music, engineering, and the performing arts (www.edmundcampion.com).

He is Professor of Music at UC Berkeley and Co-Director of the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT). A recipient of the Rome Prize and the Fulbright Fellowship, he mentors students in composition, computer music, and sound design.

Research Expertise and Interest

music, composition, musical application of computer technologies