Nicole Robson is an interdisciplinary researcher working across music, sound art, and human–computer interaction. Guided by the relational logic of sound, she explores new ways of knowing and designing for human experiences with technology. Her research combines artistic practice, and qualitative methods to explore the lived experience of sonic interaction and the entanglement of technologies with social and material contexts.

Having recently completed a PhD in Media and Arts Technology at Queen Mary University of London, Nicole is now a Research Associate in the Augmented Instruments Laboratory at Imperial College London. She also teaches critical research skills to music producers at the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance and works as a freelance composer for screen, stage, and public artworks. Current projects include Moments of Grace, a permanent sound installation for St Thomas’s Hospital in central London.

— PhD Media & Arts Technology, Queen Mary University of London
— MMus Sonic Arts, Goldsmiths, University of London
— BMus Music, King's College London

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