NAVET Student Festival 2025 - Graphics: Natalie Arnold
NAVET Student Festival 2025 @ Tekniska
What happens when art, technology, and science meet in the cosmos? At NAVET Student Festival 2025, international and Swedish students explore new universes of sound, light, and movement. Here, space b...
Pictured: Hannah Johnson’s workshop "NOT YOUR BODY, just my shadow;" at R1 during NAVET Week 2024 (credit: Akshata Murdeshwar).
OPEN CALL for student-led activity by NAVET (HT25)
We present an OPEN CALL for you to host an activity for your peers: taking place between October and February 2026. The activity can be performed during events such as NAVET Week 2025, Research Week ...
The Sound Forest (Ljudskogen) is a music installation consisting of a room with light-emitting interactive strings, vibrating platforms and speakers, situated at
Scenkonstmuseet - The Swedish Museum of Performing Arts
, located in the heart of Stockholm. The Sound Forest is made to be be accessible for everyone, regardless of age or abilities.
Participants of different ages can interact with this multisensory platform using different strategies and bodily modes of interaction to experience similar associations to musical experiences, with activities ranging from running to synchronized music-making and collaborative play.
NAVET is welcoming broader student engagement in our activities. Student collaborations in the past include our presence at the
, and our annual
NAVET Student Festival
!
From the Fall'24 term, we are also facilitating student-led events and workshops across all our partner universities. With this new endeavor, our goal is to provide opportunities and resources for students to explore new domains , gain valuable experience and contribute to build a network of like-minded people.
Do you have an idea for an event that aligns with
NAVET's vision
? Head over to the form appended on our Open Call and
apply now
!
NAVET Student Festival 2023 'THE FOREST': EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS
We successfully conducted the NAVET Student Festival Exhibition on October 11, 2024, at Tekniska Museet. The six shortlisted installations and performances were positively received, and drew an engaged audience who interacted directly with creators, enjoyed DJ sessions, and participated in discussions.
We celebrated the release of the NAVET Book - highlighting the results of projects funded by NAVET over the course of 2019-2021! Researchers whose works had been featured in the book were invited by Roberto Bresin, Director of NAVET, to give a presentation of the work they've done, the results they've got, and the impact of their projects.
For the first time, NAVET, in collaboration with Tekniska Museet - The National Museum of Science and Technology, organizes a call to students from all partner universities to collaborate and create interactive projects that captures the theme for this year's festival: THE FOREST.
In our YouTube page, we post extensive coverage from our various events - from video coverage of our events, seminars, conferences, and performances done by students! Here are a few examples:
If you have project proposals, suggestions for activities, ideas for collaborations or other inquiries regarding NAVET's work, please contact the director of NAVET, Roberto Bresin.
Additionaly, NAVET News is a mailing list where news of NAVET-related activities are sent out regularly, so you can keep in touch with our latest activities.
