Our multisensory city guide was tested as a research method in a Master’s seminar in Geography at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg! Read the report here: www.geographie.nat.fau.de/multisensory... I'm happy to see the guide used in teaching and research—feel free to get in touch!

Multisensory City Walk

Field Class with Marie Duchêne and Dr. des. Lena Schlegel In Lena Schlegel’s advanced MA class, we took a deep dive into qualitative methods of society-environment research. In addition to qualitative...

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I would like to draw your attention to my new publication with Aylin Akyildiz and Tanja Beier. In the latest issue of s u b \ u r b a n, we discuss city strolls as a research method. The walking guide can be applied in a low-threshold manner in methodology. zeitschrift-suburban.de/sys/index.ph...

As I shape my PhD topic, I keep returning to the question: how can animal sound recordings deepen more-than-human connection? This video is part of my explorative journey: youtu.be/VAdwBqKwUr4

Can You Hear Me?

YouTube video by Marie

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I’ve officially started my PhD as part of the »Networked through Sound project«! My first research trip with @jprior.bsky.social and @sandrajasper.bsky.social to London was the perfect beginning. I’ve written a short blog post about it: www.geographie.nat.fau.de/first-resear...

Networked through Sound: First Research Trip to London

In the days between summer and fall, with sunny mornings and rainy afternoons (see photo 1), our team came together for a first field trip to London. Experimental Archives Conference…

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