About this Event
Enjoy music by Joseph Ntaimo, an MIT graduate student studying mechanical engineering with a focus in musical robotics. Alongside an upbeat DJ set, Ntaimo will play a ferro-instrument (a hyperinstrument that makes ferrofluid respond to music by altering the magnetic field) and other experimental musical devices he’s developing.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Kendall/MIT Open Space, 292 Main Street, Cambridge, United States
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