Aviral Shrivastava is a full Professor in the School of Computing and AI at the Arizona State University, and works towards making programming simple for embedded, cyber-physical, and quantum computing systems.

Boyles specializes in popular culture, digital literacy, visual rhetoric, and the rhetoric of higher education.

Dr. Valerie Fazel teaches composition and literature for ASU's Department of English.

Ingalls' research focuses on gestural communication and embodied media interaction, affect in music, and algorithmic media composition as well as novel mediated environments for stroke and Parkinson's disease rehabilitation.

Paine has a joint appointment in the School of Arts, Media and Engineering and in the School of Music, at ASU. He directs the Acoustic Ecology Lab @ ASU.

Completed her PhD in Writing, Rhetorics, and Literacies in May of 2019.

Lauren Hayes is a musician and scholar who is recognized for her embodied approach to computer music. Her research centers around embodied music cognition, live electronic improvisation, and audio-haptic technologies.

Thorn’s research spans interactive media, wearable music, audio products, augmented instruments, and relational ontologies. He also leads NSF projects supporting neurodivergent learners.