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 I am studying media art in the 2nd bachelor semester, after four years of studying mathematics, physics and a bit of economics.
-===My collaboration interest===
+I have knowledge of different programming languages (Pure Data, Processing, C/C++, Java etc.), network architecture, web techniques, and mathematics (analysis, basic pde, numerical stuff), which I am used to apply on image and sound synthesis, analysis and processing and for interaction design.
-I have a good knowledge of programming stuff (Pure Data, Processing, C/C++, Java etc.) and some mathematics (analysis, basic pde, numerical stuff).
+This is the result of a course, dealing with generative web art, I attended in the last semester: http://jonaskoehler.de/generativeBauhaus/index.html
 ==Project Idea==
-Currently I am looking for ways to grow acoustic genomes which evolve depending on biometric data provided by the listener (for example heart rate, skin resistance etc.). One Idea: the measured stress level of one participant in Weimar and one participant in San Diego is summed. This builds the environment (fitness-function) in which a sound has to evolve to minimize the stress-level of both listeners.
+Currently I am looking for ways to grow acoustic genomes which evolve depending on biometric data provided by the listener (for example heart rate, skin resistance etc.). One Idea: the measured stress levels of one participant in Weimar and one participant in San Diego are summed. This builds the environment (fitness-function) in which a sound has to evolve to minimize the stress-level of both listeners.
+[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_algorithm WIKI on genetic algorithms]
+[http://cwwang.com/2008/04/13/gsr-reader/ measure skin resistance with an arduino]
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 Another idea would be an audio-visual web-installation, which I would give the working title "digital data incinerator". I developed the idea one year ago and I think it could fit well in this project: