Frederick Bianchi
Email
bianchi@wpi.edu
Office
AH 205
Phone
+1 (508) 8316435
Personal Website
Affiliated Department or Office
Interactive Media & Game Development
Neuroscience
Media Arts Group Innovation Center (MAGIC): Director
Bar Harbor Project Center: Director
Glacier National Park Project Center: Director
Education
BA Cleveland State University
MM Ball State University
DA Ball State University

Professor Frederick Bianchi works in the area of music technology. As the director of music technology research, Bianchi works with students from all disciplines. His particular focus is Virtual Orchestra technology, multichannel sound design, and neuroscience research. In addition to overseeing the Media Arts Group Innovation Center (MAGIC), Professor Bianchi is also the director of the Bar Harbor, Maine Project Center and the Glacier National Park Project Center.

Frederick Bianchi
Email
bianchi@wpi.edu
Affiliated Department or Office
Interactive Media & Game Development
Neuroscience
Media Arts Group Innovation Center (MAGIC): Director
Bar Harbor Project Center: Director
Glacier National Park Project Center: Director
Education
BA Cleveland State University
MM Ball State University
DA Ball State University

Professor Frederick Bianchi works in the area of music technology. As the director of music technology research, Bianchi works with students from all disciplines. His particular focus is Virtual Orchestra technology, multichannel sound design, and neuroscience research. In addition to overseeing the Media Arts Group Innovation Center (MAGIC), Professor Bianchi is also the director of the Bar Harbor, Maine Project Center and the Glacier National Park Project Center.

Office
AH 205
Phone
+1 (508) 8316435
Personal Website
Research Interests
Virtual Orchestra
Multichannel Sound Design

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The New York Times
The World’s Most-Visited Glaciers Could Soon Be Gone

The New York Times spoke with Fred Bianchi, director of the Glacier National Park project center, about a new report from UNESCO that warns the world’s glaciers are disappearing. Professor Bianchi talked about the report’s potential effects on tourism, and the steps the park is taking to try to protect the glaciers.

National Park Service
Turning Obstacles into Opportunities

The National Park Service quoted Music Professor Fred Bianchi, director and advisor at the Glacier National Park Project Center, and detailed how WPI students pivoted when COVID-19 impacted their research there.

Article courtesy of the Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center, Glacier National Park