Sat in the sun in my garden listening to the birds and watching the bees and hoverflies on the flowers, making #paint from ##seasediment #art #artist #artscience 🧪 🦑

New Neural issue #78 Voices, Humans, Machines is hot from the press + extra: the artist’s poster “VOICE_ERASE.PY” by Robin Rimbaud – Scanner, and the catalogue of the Sussurra Luce sound art festival

> https://neural.it/issues/neural-78-voices-humans-machines/

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Interviews:
Machine Listening
Tomomi Adachi
Erin Gee
Pedro Oliveira

#neuralmag #neuralmagazine #musicreview #electronicmusic #experimentalmusic #analoganddigital #soundart #netart #aiart #artificialintelligenceart #artandtechnology #artinstallation #artsci #artscience #artsciencetechnology #audiovisualart #digitalart #digitalcultures #mediaart #criticaltheory #mediatheory #newmediaart #technoculture #artmagazine #welovemagazines #arttech #artandtech #mediastudies

Sounds of Space Project – Hidden Melodies of the Kp Index
#Experimental #Sonfication #artscience #artscience #fieldrecordings #improvisation #soundscapes #superambientdatamusic #Cambridge
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
https://soundsofspaceproject.bandcamp.com/album/hidden-melodies-of-the-kp-index
Hidden Melodies of the Kp Index, by Sounds of Space Project

9 track album

Sounds of Space Project
Variable Density, série Delaunay | Next-generation neural computations

À la croisée des arts plastiques et de l'architecture, Etienne Rey explore les dimensions comme une matière première propice à la construction de formes évolutives. A travers ses œuvres où l'expérience est primordiale, Etienne Rey jongle avec les composantes de la lumière, de l'espace et pour certaines également du son. La démarche de ce sociétaire de l'Ososphère tend à révéler les mécanismes d'organisation, d'interrelation et d'interaction qui définissent notre monde.

Next-generation neural computations
New book:
"Tales from the Poles: A collation of human stories from the Polar Regions"
https://apecsnetherlands.nl/tales-from-the-poles/#flipbook-df_4095/1
(Free-to-read non-downloadable PDF.)
Edited by Nadia Frontier, Youri Renkema, and Saule Akhmetkaliyeva. Design Mehrab Meraj.
My contribution: "I Remember the Arctic Seas" (pages 96-101).
 
#Arctic #Antarctic #Antarctica #Polar #FieldWork #ScienceArt #ArtScience #PolarRegions
Tales from the Poles - APECS Netherlands

Tales from the Poles Tales from the Poles is a collaborative storytelling project organized by APECS Netherlands and the UK Polar Network. Its aim is to bring together diverse voices connected to the Arctic and Antarctic, including scientists, Early Career Researchers (ECRs), community members, station staff, artists and anyone who has lived

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Ik heb mijn werk aangemeld voor @Kaalstaart_Festival. Ik heb er echt zin in, een maand lang door Nederland varen met drie binnenvaartschepen vol betakunst.
Nu moet ik wel aan de slag en het afmaken, voor april!
#artscience
The line-up is already growing at https://kaalstaart.nl/?lang=nl&festival=2026&view=lineup! Do you combine art and science and are you looking for a place to show your work? Sign up for Kaalstaart at https://kaalstaart.nl/?lang=nl&festival=2026&page=signup
#artscience #callforparticipation #festival
Kaalstaart

De line-up groeit al aardig op https://kaalstaart.nl/?lang=nl&festival=2026&view=lineup! Combineer je ook kunst en wetenschap en zoek je een mooi varend festival om je werk te laten zien? Schrijf je in op https://kaalstaart.nl/?lang=nl&festival=2026&page=signup
#artscience #callforparticipation
Kaalstaart

👁️ Very glad to present our Art/Perception collaboration with Etienne Rey today!

🔗 https://laurentperrinet.github.io/talk/2026-01-19-art-and-science

What happens today:

We will discuss with Etienne about the emergence of our collaboration, discover the fantastic world of neuroAI, and see and discuss some actual works that emerged from that collaboration

#DeepLearning #ComputerVision #AI #Research #NeuralNetworks #NeuroAI #OpenScience #artScience

A New Look for Convolutional Deep Networks | Next-generation neural computations

By construction, deep convolutional networks treat all pixels equally. Result: they are energy-hungry, fragile to rotations or zooms, and poor at object localization. This contrasts sharply with biological vision, which demonstrates remarkable efficiency. Think of an eagle spotting prey from kilometers away or a human recognizing a face within an eye blink time. We propose that by using a mechanism concentrating processing at the center of gaze, biological vision is optimally suited for object localization. To test this hypothesis, we embed foveated retinotopy into CNN inputs. We observe that while standard ResNets drop from 80% accuracy to 46% under rotation attacks, our retrained networks achieve comparable accuracy (76%) while dropping only to 66%. Critically, without additional learning, this foveated CNN reveals high sensitivity to fixation point location: the maximum likelihood position points to ground truth bounding boxes with 85% accuracy, compared to 71% for classical CNNs. This suggests that this specific Nature's million-year solution may offer deep learning visual networks a fundamentally new architectural look.

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