Phil Dodds

@phildodds.bsky.social

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Cultural and historical geographer and director of the Sound Environment Centre at Lund University, Sweden. Researching music, colonial history, aesthetics, audism, cities, sound, scale, Scotland. https://portal.research.lu.se/en/persons/philip-dodds

A seated audience watches a presentation screen showing a digital map titled "Gaza Soundmapping Project." To the right is a banner for "IUR, Malmö University, Institute for Urban Research".
A lecture hall with an audience listening to two speakers seated at a table in front of a projection screen. There are flowers and sugar beets on the table.
Two Scotland players in dark blue jerseys celebrate. The scoreboard shows SCO 3-2 DEN In stoppage time.
A football player in a dark blue Scotland shirt with the name “Shankland” and the number 20 on the back. At at the top of the screen it reads SCO 2–1 DEN in the 78th minute.
A football player wearing a dark blue Scotland national team shirt with the name “McTominay” and the number 4 on the back stands on the pitch. A broadcast graphic in the top left corner shows “4 McTominay” and “2 goals in 6 matches.”
Book "Att lyssna till staden / Listening to the City" from Lunds konsthall. Cover image is a black and white aerial/satellite photo of a city suburb overlaid with red geometric shapes.
A panel discussion in a small theatre with speakers on stage and "Becoming a Sonic Citizen" on a screen behind them.
A young long-eared owl sitting on a branch among white and pink blossom
Book cover of Northern Lights: The Arctic Scots by Edward J. Cowan. The illustration is an artist's depicition of a ship with tall masts and sails on a calm sea. On the horizon is a warm orange sun. Icebergs are visible in the foreground.
Sanne Krogh Groth presents a slide showing various projects of the Sound Environment Centre at Lund. Audience in foreground.