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David Friedrich is a techno-philosopher and researcher currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy degree at the Conservatorium of Music, University of Western Australia. His academic journey began as a musician, with notable performances across Europe, and transitioned into sound technology and auditory media studies. He completed his bachelor's degree in Musicology and a master's degree in Media Studies at Humboldt University of Berlin. His research primarily investigates the intersection of sound, hearing, and neurotechnology, particularly focusing on cochlear implants. His PhD project, 'Phenomenology of Bionic Sensation,' analyzes how implanted media technologies alter human sensory perception. Additionally, David engages with broader themes in media art, cognitive science, and quantum theory, exploring how modern technologies manipulate auditory experiences. David is affiliated with the ARC Discovery Project on Cultural Intellectual History and possesses a rich background in media studies and sound studies. He has received several awards for his achievements in research and academic excellence, including the International Fee Scholarship at the University of Western Australia.
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