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Nina Czegledy is an artist, curator, educator, who has collaborated on international projects at the intersection of art, science, and technology. Czegledy has published widely in books and journals and has presented at several international conferences and academic institutions. Art projects include Aura/Aurora (2010, 2011) a collaborative interactive audio-visual environment, and Visual Collider (2009-2011, with Marcus Neustetter). Recent curatorial projects include: The Pleasure of Light (2010, with Rona Kopeczky); Gdanks (2011); co-curator 3rd Quadrilateral Biennial (2009, Rijeka, Croatia); Device Art in Budapest (2009); co-curator e-mobile Art, the European Mobile Lab (2007–2009, an EU project); and organizing team member for SCANZ 2011 Eco Sapiens (2011, New Plymouth, New Zealand). She is also Senior Fellow at KMDI (Knowledge Media Design Institute) at the University of Toronto; Adjunct Associate Professor Concordia University, Montreal; Senior Fellow, Hungarian University of Fine Arts, Budapest; contributing editor to the Leonardo Electronic Almanac; Research Fellow, Intercreate Org., New Zealand; and member of the Observatoire Leonardo des Arts et des Techno-Sciences scientific committee.