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André Mestre is a Research Fellow and PhD Candidate at the University of Bergen's SLATE (Science of Learning & Technology Centre), investigating emerging technologies like AI and VR in education. He holds a doctorate in music composition from Boston University. His research bridges creativity, technology, and learning, with a focus on interdisciplinary projects.
Education:
- PhD in Music Composition, Boston University
- Research Fellow, University of Bergen
Research Interests: Creativity in education, VR environments, dialogic education, new music interfaces, and environmental acoustics. His work explores how technologies reshape learning and artistic practices, often through collaborations with institutions like the Austral University of Chile and NICS.
Publications: His articles span creative learning frameworks, sound installations (e.g., A Queda do Céu), and engineering education reforms. Recent work emphasizes ethical considerations in VR data privacy and interdisciplinary soundscapes.
Awards & Grants: No explicit awards noted, but his doctoral project involves grants from InnovING:2030 and SLATE initiatives.
Teaching: Courses include Teaching Creativity (UPED688) and Innovation Facilitation (LSCI 649), blending theory and hands-on creativity.
Labs & Affiliations: SLATE (UiB), NICS (UNICAMP), and the Arts & Technology Lab (UACh). Collaborates with global networks like Arts Connect International.
