Jasmine Hornabrook

Jasmine Hornabrook is a Research Fellow in Music and Music Technology at the University of Huddersfield, affiliated with the School of Arts and Humanities and the Centre for Research in Music and its Technologies. Her work bridges music studies, cultural memory, and transnational identity, particularly focusing on the South Asian diaspora and the legacy of the Partition of Bengal.

• Key Research Areas: Music Technology, Transnational Music Scenes, Cultural Memory, Partition Studies, Social Change through Music

Her recent publications include edited volumes and peer-reviewed chapters analyzing how inherited memories of Partition shape creative practices in diasporic communities. She has presented on sonic belonging in Tamil transnational music scenes and collaborated on projects linking music to historical representation and social activism.

While no formal scientific awards are documented in the provided text, her research outputs (10 total) and h-index (11) reflect significant academic impact. She actively engages in editorial work and interdisciplinary collaborations, particularly with scholars like Claudia Clini, Pragya Nataraj, and Elizabeth Keightley.