Luís Cláudio Ribeiro is professor of Sound Studies and head of Communication Sciences Department at Lusófona University, in Lisbon. PhD in Communication Sciences, develops research activity in the field of media epistemology and sound.
His recent publications focus on the medium, identification and characterization of changes by the use of sound mediators in contemporary society: O Mundo é uma Paisagem Devastada pela Harmonia (Lisboa: Vega, 2011) e O Som Moderno – Novas formas de criação e escuta (Lisboa: Edições Lusófonas, 2011).)
He is the main investigator of the projects Lisbon SoundMap, supported by the Portuguese Government (FCT) (2011-2014): http://www.lisbonsoundmap.org and http://lisbonsoundmap.wordpress.com/ The Technique and the Media as a Problem: from representation to thought (CIC-DIGITAL, 2017-18) and Aural Experience, Territory and Community (2018-2021). In addition to the academic activity, he is also a poet and novelist. The most recent books are Sucede no entanto que o Outono veio (Lisboa: 2013) and Um Jardim Abandonado que Desbota (Lisboa:2014).
Education
2017: Aggregation. Universidade da Beira Interior Covilha. Portugal.
2009: PhD in Communication Sciences - Culture and Communication. Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Portugal
2000: Master’s Degree in Ciência da Comunicação - Contemporay Culture and New Technologies. Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Portugal
1996: Bachelor's Degree. Philosophy. Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Portugal