LUIS CLÁUDIO DOS SANTOS RIBEIRO

LUIS CLÁUDIO DOS SANTOS RIBEIRO is a Professor at Lusophone University, affiliated with the School of Communication, Arts and Information (ECATI) and the Centre for Research in Applied Communication, Culture, and New Technologies (CICANT). His research focuses on sound studies, media arts, and community integration through auditory experience.

His primary research interests include:

• Sound Studies and Aural Experience
• Urban Soundscapes and Spatial Audio
• Community Integration through Radio and Media
• Nineteenth Century Sound Practices
• Media Philosophy and Technological Mediation
• Perception of Reality through Sound

Ribeiro has led significant research projects including 'Aural Experience, Territory and Community' (2018-2021), which explored the relationship between sound, place, and social participation, and 'Ethnic Radio and Community Integration' (2021), examining immigrant experiences through radio media. His work demonstrates a consistent focus on how sound shapes human experience in both urban and rural contexts.

His research output reveals interdisciplinary connections between historical sound practices and contemporary media arts, with particular emphasis on how auditory experiences mediate our perception of reality. Ribeiro's work bridges theoretical exploration with practical community engagement, particularly through radio and sound-based projects that foster social participation across different spatial and temporal contexts.

Ribeiro has supervised multiple research projects and students, contributing significantly to the field of sound studies in Portugal. His fingerprint analysis shows strong connections across Sound Arts (100%), Nineteenth Century studies (50%), artistic work (25%), perception of reality (25%), Access (25%), Urban (25%), Narrative (25%), and Rural (25%) studies.