Johanna Devaney is an interdisciplinary associate professor who blends music theory, machine learning, signal processing, and cognitive psychology to study musical perception and performance. With 14 years of academic experience and funded research from the NSF and NEH, she directs data-driven music research and teaches music technology and data visualization at Brooklyn College and The Graduate Center, CUNY. She edits the Journal of New Music Research and co-founded Vocal Clarity, translating scholarly insights into commercial audio technology. Her background spans postdoctoral work at UC Berkeley to consulting for audio companies, reflecting a rare combination of rigorous empirical scholarship and practical product experience. An unexpected throughline in her career is sustained engagement with both humanities funding and cutting-edge computational methods, enabling projects that are musically informed and technically innovative.
14 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
Diploma, Computer Programming, Diploma, Computer Programming at Seneca Polytechnic
MPhil, Music Theory, MPhil, Music Theory at Columbia University
MA, Music Composition, MA, Music Composition at York University
PhD, Music Technology, PhD, Music Technology at McGill University
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