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Photos...

...and video clips of the NIME 2002 conference are available from Michael Lyons' website here. Thanks Michael!

Many thanks...

...to all who participated and to all who worked so hard at NIME 2002 to make it such a stimulating event. Keeping all the cogs running smoothly was quite a task that relied upon the hard work and generousity of many people. Thanks are particularly due to...

  - SARC (Queen's University Belfast) Michael Alcorn and his team of Ricardo Climent, Chris Corrigan and Jason Dixon gave freely of their time, equipment and considerable expertise to provide us with outstanding sound support for the event. Without them the concerts would not have been possible. Ciarán Casey was chief conference administrator and webmaster.

  - IDC (University of Limerick) Mikael Fernström, Lisa McElligott and Eoin Brazil at UL compiled, edited and produced the proceedings, posters and fliers for the event as well as the design of our logos.

  - MLE: Ed Hammond coordinated demos from the MLE side, Rosemary Keogh handled all the finances, Stephen O'Brien and Trevor Keech prepared all the physical spaces for the conference, Martin Pegman and Martin Lynch provided IT support, Kim Schneider kept the website running for us, Prue Street sourced all the conference materials - bags, T-shirts, tickets, concert programmes, etc. Lisa Lieberson handled the entire process of registration, Emma Coyle coordinated the catering,
and many others willingly gave their support in the months leading up to the event.

  - ...and of course, our army of volunteers who gave up their weekend to help make the event the success it was...
Andy Brady, Cormac Cannon, Richard Duckworth, Ian Vaithilingham, Teresa Dillon, Erika Csibi, Rachel Holstead, Eric Gunther, Michael Lew, Stephen Hughes and John Buckley...thanks guys - ye did a wonderful job!

BBC Broadcast

You can read about BBC Radio 4's coverage of NIME 2002 here. You can hear the program 'The Material World' which featured NIME 2002 by clicking here. These links will be available for a short time only!

Conference Proceedings Online

The conference proceedings will soon be available online. If any of our participants have web links that they would like included in our online proceedings, please forward them to us.

What's next?

NIME 2003 will take place at McGill University in Montreal from May 22nd to 24th, 2003. Marcelo Wanderley will oversee this - good luck Marcelo! You can contact the NIME 2003 organisers at nime03@music.mcgill.ca

Accommodation

The weekend of the conference is a very busy one in Dublin. We have reserved a limited amount of accommodation for conference participants but this is fast disappearing! We strongly advise that you organize accommodation as soon as possible! See our accommodation page for more details.

Programme

The programme for the conference is now available on this site. Details of concert programmes have also been added.

Registration

Details of registration procedures for the conference, fees and closing dates have been added to the site. Note that the early registration deadline is April 19th 2002!!

Please remember to check whether you'll need a visa to travel to Ireland! Please note also that nationals from some Asian countries who wish to attend the NIME 2002 conference will need a formal invitation from Media Lab Europe along with a visiting/travel visa from the Irish Embassy. Please contact us as soon as possible if you need these. More details on visa requirements are available here.

Welcome to Dublin

If you are visiting Dublin for the conference, we hope you will also have an opportunity to see some of what the city has to offer. Some of the following links may help you to organize your trip.

Airline routes to Dublin

Guide to Dublin, Visit Dublin, County Dublin, Dublin Local sites

What's on in the arts?

Climate and Weather

Currency

Car Rental and Driving

How do I get to the conference?

Last Updated on 31/05/02
By Ciaran Casey