Eduardo Miranda
University of Plymouth, UK

Eduardo Reck Miranda is a composer working at the crossroads of music, science, and new technologies. He is a Professor in Computer Music and heads the Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research (ICCMR) at the University of Plymouth, UK. His research examines how to harness AI for creativity and educate future generations of AI-ready professionals.
His background as an Artificial Intelligence scientist and classically trained composer informs his distinctive style. He has composed for world-renowned ensembles and organisations, including BBC Radio 3, the BBC Concert Orchestra, BBC Singers, and the London Sinfonietta. As a pioneer in the field, he explores new approaches to composition using unconventional computers and is the author of Handbook of Artificial Intelligence for Music and Quantum Computer Music (Springer Nature). His recent album, Qubism (51 BEATS, Milan), is hailed as the first-ever commercial release of music composed alongside quantum computers.
Prof. Miranda is an experienced PhD supervisor who has guided dozens of doctoral students to successful completion and has extensive experience conducting postgraduate external examinations.

Roberto De Prisco
University of Salerno, Italy

Roberto is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Salerno, Italy.
He received his Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
His research interests span algorithms, distributed systems, cryptography, network security, and computer music.
He was a Research Scientist at Akamai Technologies, an MIT spin-off, and is a co-founder of eTuitus, a spin-off of the University of Salerno.
At the University of Salerno, he directs the Musimathics Laboratory, where research explores the intersection of computer science and music.
Roberto also holds a diploma in piano performance from the Conservatory of Music of Salerno.

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