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New media is a discipline that changes rapidly based on technological and scientific research, and in order to respond to these changes, many new media artists find they must be engaged with science and technology. Most new media artists follow trends in computer science and some develop their own software, but increasingly, new media artists have also connected with developments in other areas of science and technology, for example: biotechnology, robotics, or nanotechnology. In my own work, I have explored emerging technologies, written and developed custom and open source software, and worked with scientists from various disciplines to explore new aesthetic forms.