Summary
Joseph Malloch is an Associate Professor and researcher based in Halifax with 16 years of experience at the intersection of human-computer interaction, sound and music computing, and interactive media. He leads work in the Graphics and Experiential Media Lab at Dalhousie, translating sensor fusion, novel instrument design, and real-time interaction algorithms into performance-ready systems and academic research. His career blends deep academic credentials (PhD in Music Technology from McGill) with hands-on invention—from wearable sensors and the T-Stick adaptations to the commercially used MiniBee wireless node—demonstrating a rare mix of hardware, firmware, and software expertise. Joseph’s international postdoctoral experience in France and long history of collaboration with composers and performers underline a practice-driven approach to HCI research that often yields tangible artistic outcomes.
16 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
BA, Music, BA, Music at Dalhousie University
PhD, Music Technology, PhD, Music Technology at McGill University
English, French