Ludvig Elblaus

Ludvig Elblaus is a Swedish researcher and artist working at the intersection of computational materials, sound, and interactive systems. Currently affiliated with KTH Royal Institute of Technology as a Researcher in the Division of Media Technology and Interaction Design, he also teaches at The Royal College of Music in Stockholm's Bachelor and Master programs in Electroacoustic Music Composition.

• PhD in Sound and Music Computing (2018)
• MSc in Sound and Music Computing & Human-Computer Interaction

His research and artistic practice explores:

• Chaos theory and emergent behaviors in musical systems
• Cybernetic approaches to real-time composition
• Ecological modeling for interactive sound environments
• Site-specific room-scale feedback installations

As a composer, Elblaus has received international recognition through commissions at prestigious institutions like GRM Acousmonium and Labor Sonor Festival, with performances across Europe. He actively collaborates through ensembles such as The Schematics and utrumque, while serving as project supervisor for NAVET and contributing to interdisciplinary research at KTH.