Mylène Pardoen

Dr. Mylène Pardoen is a soundscapes archaeologist affiliated with the Lyon Institute of Human Sciences. Her work focuses on reconstructing soundscapes from pre-20th-century urban and military contexts, blending historical research with acoustic design.

• Notable Projects: Bretez Project (18th-century Paris), Musée de l'Armée soundscapes (Paris), Notre-Dame Archaeological Crypt sound installations.
• Research Themes: Historical acoustics, cultural heritage sonification, sensory urbanism, and museum auditory experiences.

Her research trends emphasize multidisciplinary approaches combining digital humanities, urban history, and sonic artistry. She has been recognized in the Innovatives 2015 for her heritage-focused work.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Innovatives 2015 (Heritage category)

Mylène has presented extensively at international conferences, including Digital Humanities 2015, CSHS Congress 2012, and Music and Ecology of Sound 2013, showcasing her expertise in auditory heritage.