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MishMash aims to create, explore, and reflect on AI for, through, and in creative practices. More than 200 researchers investigate AI’s impact on creative processes, develop innovative co-creative AI systems and educational strategies, and address AI’s ethical, cultural, legal, and societal implications in creative domains. More about MishMash…

MishMash Events

MishMash Opening Conference
— Kristiansand
MishMash Opening Conference

The opening conference will feature parallel thematic sessions, keynote lectures, performances, and art installations, bringing together artists, researchers, and the public.

MeshUp #23 - Beyond Engagement: Rethinking Music Recommendation for Affect Regulation and Well-Being
— Zoom
MeshUp #23 - Beyond Engagement: Rethinking Music Recommendation for Affect Regulation and Well-Being

Vinoo Alluri presents Beyond Engagement: Rethinking Music Recommendation for Affect Regulation and Well-Being.

Human-Centered AI
— Forum, Forskningsparken, University of Oslo
Human-Centered AI

Half-day workshop on Human-Centered AI at the University of Oslo (UiO), organized by the Gemini Center for Trustworthy and Sustainable AI and the MishMash AI Center.

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Partner Events

Smalltown Supersound presenterer Kjell Samkopf
— Ultima
Smalltown Supersound presenterer Kjell Samkopf

Kjell Samkopf markerer nyutgivelsen av soloalbumet Music for Solo Percussion and Electronics (1981) med utdrag fra platen og verdenspremieren på The Cloud of Unknowing, et nytt verk for vibrafon og åttekanals lyd der en mystisk 1300-tallstekst brukes som generativt system. Nasjonalbiblioteket, kl. 15:00, under Ultima-festivalen.

The 7th Conference on AI Music Creativity
— Technische Universitat Berlin / State Institute for Music Research
The 7th Conference on AI Music Creativity

The annual Conference on AI Music Creativity brings together an interdisciplinary community of researchers and practitioners working at the intersection of AI and music.

Public defence: Computational Music Performance Analysis: A multimodal, context-informed approach
— University of Oslo (Department of Musicology)
Public defence: Computational Music Performance Analysis: A multimodal, context-informed approach

Anna-Maria Christodoulou defends her PhD dissertation on computational music performance analysis. Time: Sep. 18, 2026, 1:15 PM. Place: Forsamlingssalen, Harald Schjelderups hus.

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MishMash News

Sustainable use of AI in MishMash: workshop highlights and call for collaboration

Sustainable use of AI in MishMash: workshop highlights and call for collaboration

Findings from the seed funding project on environmental sustainability in MishMash: what sustainable use of AI could mean for art, creativity and culture, and how members can get involved.

Become a MishMash Master Fellow

Become a MishMash Master Fellow

MishMash launches a Master Fellowship programme: master's students at partner institutions can join the network, take part in work package activities, and apply for funding to attend MishMash events.

MishMash formally opened

MishMash formally opened

MishMash held its formal opening event featuring discussions on AI's impact on creative industries.

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Atelier Nord Residency: Norway's First Research Residency for AI and Artistic Exploration
— Atelier Nord
Atelier Nord Residency: Norway's First Research Residency for AI and Artistic Exploration

Atelier Nord establishes Norway's first research residency for artistic exploration of artificial intelligence as an environment. Applications open for three six-month artist residencies from January 2027 to June 2028.

Human–AI Jamming: How Swarm Intelligence Can Shape Music
— University of Oslo
Human–AI Jamming: How Swarm Intelligence Can Shape Music

Researchers at the University of Oslo explore how swarm intelligence—inspired by flocking birds and coordinating ants—can enable musical collaboration between humans and AI agents.

Technology is making the music industry more individualistic and less gender-equal
— University of Oslo
Technology is making the music industry more individualistic and less gender-equal

A University of Oslo research project reveals how digital audio workstations are transforming music production while perpetuating gender inequality in the industry.

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Vacancies

Master’s students at affiliated institutions can apply to become a MishMash Master Fellow. There are currently no open (post)doctoral positions. For prospective (post)doctoral fellows, get in touch if you are interested in applying to an external program through one of our partners (for example, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions fellowships or Fulbright). Partners are also open for hosting self-funded internships (for example through the ERASMUS programme).

Partners


+ Norwegian research partners

+ Other Norwegian partners

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+ International partners