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Adam Brown is an Associate Professor at Michigan State University's Department of Electronic Art & Intermedia within the College of Arts and Letters. He holds concurrent roles as a Research Fellow at Ball State University's Institute for Digital Intermedia Arts and Artist in Residence at MSU's NSF-funded BEACON project. His work bridges art, science, and technology through interdisciplinary collaboration.
Education: BA, MA, and MFA from the University of Iowa. Previously served as Associate Professor at the University of Oklahoma, where he pioneered the Symbiotic Media program.
Research focuses on art-science hybrids involving living systems, robotics, and emerging technologies. Key projects include The Great Work of the Metal Lover (2012), Origins of Life: Experiment #1.x (2011), and Bion (2006). His practice emphasizes collaboration with scientists and open-source experimentation.
Notable recognitions include an Honorary Mention at Ars Electronica and an NSF grant for Origins of Life research. Media features span New York Times, Nature, and Wired.
Advising and grants include NSF funding for Origins of Life and collaborations with Dr. Kazem Kashefi, Dr. Robert Root-Bernstein, and others. Active in labs/teams like BEACON and Symbiotic Media initiatives.
