Pedro Kroger

Promoting sustainability and innovation in the intersection of technology and the arts, Dr. Pedro Kroger is a distinguished programmer, composer, and professor at Stanford University's Computer Science department. With a doctorate in Music Composition, Dr. Kroger brings a unique blend of technical and artistic expertise to his research and teaching. His work is characterized by a deep commitment to exploring the synergies between programming and music, fostering a new generation of interdisciplinary thinkers. Dr. Kroger has lived in various countries, enriching his perspective and approach to both music and computer science. Currently based in London, UK, he continues to contribute to the global academic community through his innovative research and publications. His book, "Music For Geeks and Nerds," is a testament to his pioneering approach, using Python to make music accessible to programmers and tech enthusiasts alike. At Stanford, Dr. Kroger's research interests lie in programming, music analysis, and music composition. He is dedicated to advancing the understanding of how computational methods can be applied to music, offering new insights and tools for both fields. His work not only bridges the gap between technology and the arts but also inspires students and colleagues to explore the limitless possibilities at this intersection.