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+====== Music Technology News 2005 ======
+===== September 2005 =====
+==== New graduate and undergraduate students in Music Technology! ====
+The Music Technology Group at McGill is happy to welcome new students in the 2005-2006 academic year.
+Four undergraduate, ten graduate (7 M.A. and 3 Ph.D.), and one special student will start their studies in the area in this session:
+B. Mus. Honours in Music Technology:
+    * James Clemens-Seely
+    * Alexis Malozemoff
+    * Jonathan Parsons
+    * Melina Soochan
+Master's:
+    * David Birnbaum
+    * Gregory Eustace
+    * Denis Lebel
+    * Simon de Leon
+    * Joseph Malloch
+    * Alexandre Savard
+    * Stephen Sinclair
+Doctoral:
+    * John Ashley Burgoyne
+    * Stella Pashalidou (January 2006)
+    * Bertrand Scherrer
+Special Student:
+    * Jose I. Huerta
+Welcome to Music Technology at McGill!
+===== Spring 2005 =====
+==== Music Technology Moves to 550 Sherbrooke Street West! ====
+In April 2005, the Music Technology Area moved into its new spaces at 550 Sherbrooke Street West, 5th floor (East Tower), suite 500.
+Consisting of roughtly 700 square meters, the new spaces now host all staff offices and 6 full-fledged research laboratories (check the Resources link for more information).
+The Area's new address is:
+Music Technology - McGill University\\
+, Sherbrooke Street West\\
+East Tower 5th Floor, Suite 500\\
+H3A 1E3 Montreal, Qc\\
+===== February 2005 =====
+==== (Other more) Recent Music Technology Grants! ====
+Three brand new grants that will fund equipment and research on music perception and cognition, computational acoustic modelling, and enactive interfaces:
+Prof. Stephen McAdams was awarded the Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Music Perception and Cognition, valued at $200,000/yr (2004-2011), the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) New Opportunities Fund, valued at $309,678 (2004-2005) and the McGill VP (Academic) start-up valued at $90,000. The title of the project is: Music Perception and Cognition. This research will involve the processing of complex acoustic information by human listeners in naturalistic settings with a particular focus on music: multisensory perception of dynamically behaving sound sources and listeners' inference of their causal origins, the cognitive dynamics of listening and implicit learning in real and virtual scenes.
+Prof. Gary Scavone was awarded the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) New Opportunities Fund (2005-2009), valued at $438,508. The title of the 5-year project is: Measurement and Development Tools for Computational Acoustic Modeling of Music Instruments and Sounding Objects and will be held in the new Computational Acoustic Modelling Laboratory (CAML).
+Profs. Marcelo M. Wanderley and Philippe Depalle were awarded an MDERR (Ministere du Developpement Economique et Regional et de la Recherche - Province of Quebec) 3-year grant valued at $100,000 to support the participation of the Sound Processing and Control Laboratory in the European Research Project ENACTIVE Interfaces.