Anna Munster’s is a researcher on this project. Her latest book Materializing New Media: Embodiment and Information Aesthetics has been published by the University Press of New England, (2006) and she has completed a previous ARC funded project on ‘The body-computer interface in new media art’. Anna is currently investigating developments in theory and art in a ‘post-digital’ culture focused on artists working with biotechnologies and bioinformatics as well as researching the practice of artists who use wireless, mobile and distributed technologies. This research area was foregrounded in ‘Distributed aesthetics: investigating frameworks for art practice and art theory in networked culture’, a symposium organised in collaboration with Professor Geert Lovink, Institute for Network Cultures, Hogeschool van Amsterdam in Berlin, 2006.