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ARME invited Dobri Dotov for a cirtual talk. Dr Dotov is a postdoc at the LiveLab at McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada. He has experience in modelling virtual synchronising partners. He will share his experience in using the Kuramoto oscillator model to capture musical partners synchronization.

The scheleton for the ARME website was created using Wowchemy and forestry. There is virtually no content, but the content management system works and it allows the creation of post, people, publications and events.

The University of Birmingham has published a press release about the grant https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/latest/2021/03/lone-musicians-to-play-with-virtual-timing-sensitive-colleagues-in-a-new-immersive-rehearsal-platform.aspx

The ARME project has been ranked #3 in the EPSRC panel on the 27th of January and it has been selected for funding. Find the information about the panel here https://gow.