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Dr. Cécile Chevalier is an Associate Professor in Media Practice at the University of Sussex's School of Media, Arts and Humanities. Her research explores human augmentation through digital technologies, focusing on creativity, body politics, and transmodality. She co-founded the Feminist Approaches to Computational Technology Network and the Full Stack Feminism initiative, and chairs the University of Sussex Neurodiversity Staff Network. Her work bridges Fine Art, Digital Humanities, and intersectional feminism, emphasizing ethical, human-centered technological innovation.
Educational background includes Fine Art, Crafts & Design, and Digital Humanities Studies. Her research spans digital cultures, neurodiversity, and sensory processes, with notable projects like the Full Stack Feminism Archive and collaborative work on ethical frameworks for music technology (NIME Principles). She has secured grants from AHRC and IRC, including the Full Stack Feminism (2021-2024) and Intersections (2020-2021) projects.
Her teaching includes modules on Techno Feminism and Media Production, with supervision of six PhD candidates focusing on topics like AI-generated imagery, electronic music production, and humanitarian data narratives. She serves on review committees for Leonardo Journal and EVA conferences, and is Ethics Officer for NIME.
Chevalier’s creative works include sound installations like 'Listening Mirrors' and '200.104.200.2', exploring embodied interaction and relational materialities. Her recent publications address feminist infrastructures, biopolitical ethics, and intersectional digital humanities methodologies.
