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Nick Hwang is an Assistant Professor of Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, affiliated with the Department of Communication within the College of Arts and Communication. His research focuses on music technology, interactive media, and collaborative performance systems, emphasizing innovations in sound diffusion, telematic music, and digital instrument design. He actively engages in interdisciplinary projects such as the Collab-Hub system for remote musical collaboration and the RhumbLine project exploring zoomorphic musical robots.
Dr. Hwang’s academic contributions span over a decade, with notable work on the Actuated Embedded Musical Instrument (AEMI) and web-based creative coding education. His teaching philosophy prioritizes student-centered learning, tailoring material to individual backgrounds while pushing technical and artistic boundaries. Though no awards or grants are explicitly documented here, his publications reflect a commitment to advancing technologies at the intersection of music, computing, and human interaction.
His lab environments and collaborative projects foster experimentation with emerging tools like mobile node controllers (MoNoDeC) and spatial audio systems. While specific student advisees or grant details are not listed, his teaching within media and game development programs underscores a dedication to preparing students for evolving creative industries.
