Jay Rauch “to-cell-to cell–cell-to-cells”
Musical Performance
Percussion & electronics: Adam Kantz | Shakuhachi & electronics: Devon Osamu Tipp | Super Snorkel: Jay Rauch
Faculty researcher: Andrew Mugler
Artistic Advisor: Eric Moe

Yasmeen Gauri “Wondrous Suspension”
Artwork
Faculty researcher: Rachel Bezanson
Artistic Advisor: Lenore Thomas

Luis Miguel Delgado “Bitácora de un viaje al vacío; Travels to the void, a logbook”
Musical Performance
Bass Clarinet: Emily Cook | Electronics: Luis Delgado
Faculty researcher: Ayres Freitas
Artistic Advisor: Eric Moe

Danielle Bouchard “Stellar Companions”
Readings
Faculty researcher: Carles Badenes
Artistic Advisor: JC Lee

Naama Perel “Disordered orbits”
Musical Performance
17EDO Guitar: Dr. Aaron Myers-Brooks | Electric Guitar: Naama Perel | Electronics: Brian Riordan
Faculty researcher: Evan Schneider
Artistic Advisor: Eric Moe

The Department of Physics and Astronomy Artists-in-Residence Program provides students in the University of Pittsburgh’s Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences an opportunity to submit research projects that respond to physics and astronomy research from creative visual arts, literary, film, performance, music composition, and design perspectives. Students will embed themselves in a research lab or group to envision and produce a creative response that connects to the scientific research.

We extend a special thank you to Bettye J. & Ralph E. Bailey Dean Kathleen Blee for the generous support of this program.

For more information about the Artists-in-Residence Program, visit physicsandastronomy.pitt.edu/AIR