Dr. Mick Grierson is a Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader for Creative Computing at Goldsmiths, University of London. Renowned for his expertise in software development within the creative industries, he has designed software for internationally acclaimed projects in television, games, music, and art. His teaching encompasses a range of subjects, including audio and visual processing, as well as project and mobile development, equipping students with the skills necessary for success in these dynamic fields.

Professor Marco Gillies serves as the Academic Director for Distance Learning and Deputy Head of Computing at Goldsmiths, University of London. With a strong focus on virtual reality (VR), machine learning, and interaction design, he is recognized for his contributions to these rapidly evolving fields. Professor Gillies teaches courses in the BSc Computer Science program and co-directs the MA/MSc in Virtual and Augmented Reality, where he combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications to prepare students for careers in technology and design. His expertise not only enhances the curriculum but also fosters innovation in how technology interacts with users, making him a key figure in advancing education and research within the computing discipline.

Dr. Matthew Yee-King is a Lecturer in Computing at Goldsmiths, University of London, specializing in creative digital signal processing and computer music. He has collaborated with prominent figures in the UK experimental music scene, contributing to the advancement of innovative sound technologies. In his teaching, Dr. Yee-King covers a range of topics within the BSc Creative Computing program, including audio signal processing and synthesis, programming in Processing, and audio development for the Android platform. His expertise not only enriches the academic experience for students but also fosters a deeper understanding of the intersection between technology and artistic expression. Through his work, Dr. Yee-King continues to push the boundaries of how digital tools can enhance creative practices in music and sound design.